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A length of crimson cotton hanging in a shaded stone courtyard, with madder roots heaped on the wet flagstones beneath it.

The shade you sent, every timeFabric, yarn and garment dyeing in Karachi

Commission dyeing and finishing for mills, traders and garment units.

Crimsonthe colour of madder root

A dye concentrate isnearly black in the drum.

Nothing in the liquid tells you what shade it will make. The colour is a decision, not a property of the dye.

The colour appearsonly in the bath.

Grams to the litre, minutes at temperature, and a recipe written down so the same cloth can be made again in six months.

One drop decidesthe whole lot.

Which is why nothing goes into bulk until you have held the dip in your hand and signed it off.

No. 01 · Crimson

Crimson, the colour of madder root

Weighed to the gram against a recipe we keep, so the next lot is the same cloth. Send the shade you need and we will match it.

How a shade is matched
A width of crimson cotton travelling away down the length of a stenter, both selvedges held by the pin chain, light falling from high windows.

Pinned to width, dried to sizeThe finishing range

  1. No. 01

    Fed in and pinned

    The padder feeds the cloth in and the pin chain takes both selvedges.

  2. No. 02

    Through the chambers

    Hot air, chamber after chamber, drying it at the width it was pinned to.

  3. No. 03

    Off the range

    Checked for GSM and shrinkage, then batched and ready for collection.

Finishing & washing

PLACEHOLDER

Years dyeing for Karachi's mills

Lot after lot

Recipes kept against your order, so a repeat still matches

Lab dip first

You hold the colour before a full lot is committed

PLACEHOLDER

Kilograms through the plant every day

We are certified

  • Certification one

    Standard and issuing body

  • Certification two

    Standard and issuing body

  • Certification three

    Standard and issuing body

  • Certification four

    Standard and issuing body

Five processes under one roof

Every one of them inside the same unit, on the same cloth, against the same recipe book — which is why a lot never travels between processes.

  1. A rope of crimson knitted fabric drawn out of the porthole of a stainless steel soft-flow dyeing machine into a trolley, steam hanging over a wet concrete floor stained with older colours.No. 01Fabric DyeingCommission dyeing for woven and knitted fabric, shade matched to a sample you approve before the lot runs.Read more
  2. A carrier of gold-dyed yarn packages lifted clear of an open package dyeing kier on a chain hoist, water still running off the base plate onto wet concrete.No. 02Yarn DyeingPackage and hank dyeing for cotton and blended yarn, wound and delivered ready for the loom.Read more
  3. Wet indigo-dyed t-shirts lifted on a stainless fork from the near-black liquor of a paddle dyeing machine, water running back into the bath.No. 03Garment DyeingPiece dyeing for stitched garments, so you can hold stock in white and colour it to order.Read more
  4. A flat-bed screen printing table with bleached cotton gummed down on it, an ochre repeat freshly printed, and a tray of ochre print paste beside the raised screen.No. 04Fabric PrintingRotary and flat-bed screen printing on dyed or bleached ground, with a strike-off approved before bulk.Read more
  5. Emerald knitted cotton coming off the delivery end of a compactor and plaiting itself into a folded stack on a pallet.No. 05Finishing & WashingBleaching, mercerizing, sanforizing, compacting and garment washing, with shrinkage and GSM checked before dispatch.Read more

Why mills keep coming back

The same shade, lot after lot
Recipes are recorded against your order, so a repeat six months later still matches the first delivery.
You see it before you buy it
Every order starts with a lab dip you approve. No surprises when the lot comes off the machine.
Someone answers the phone
You get the same person each time, and a straight answer about whether we can hit your delivery date.
About Al Khair Dyeing

Nobody should have to take a shade on trust. You hold the dip, you sign it, and then it goes into bulk — never the other way round.

Abdur RehmanOwner

Tell us the shade you need

Call the factory, or send a photo of the swatch on WhatsApp and we will come back to you with what it takes to match it.

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