Yarn-Dyed refers to a dyeing process in which the yarns are immersed in a coloring solution and then woven or knitted to m ake fabric.
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Yarn-Dyed refers to a dyeing process in which the yarns are dyed by immersing in a coloring solutionand then woven or knitted to make fabric.
Yarn-Dyed refers to yarn that has been dyed prior to the weaving or knitting of the garment. Yarn-Dyed garments hold their color after repeated cleaning.
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