Can polyesters, acrylics, chlorofibres, etc. be dyed?

Polyester, acrylic and chlorofibre fibres are industrially dyed before weaving and can’t be dyed. In addition, they can’t withstand high temperatures, causing the fibre to irreversibly shrink and wrinkle.

Autres FAQs

Can dyes be mixed together to obtain a unique specific colour?
Can you dye a cotton/polyester or cotton/acrylic blend fabric?
Is it possible to dye coats, suits and flannel jackets?
Won't salt damage the machine?
What’s the maximum amount of laundry I can put in the drum of my washing machine?
Can you dye coloured fabric?
Won't the dye damage the washing machine and stain subsequent loads?
Should I dye my clothing right side out or inside out?
Can bleach stains be hidden by dye?