Dye-Fibre Relation and Their Bond Formation with Textile Material
Abstract The aesthetics and functionality of textile materials largely depend on coloration, which is primarily achieved through dyeing. Dyeing is not merely a physical process; it is a finely tuned chemical phenomenon that hinges on the complex interplay between the molecular structure of the dye and the nature of the fibre. In this article, we explore the multifaceted relationship between dyes and textile fibres, delving into the chemical bonds that ensure dye retention, fastness, and performance. With the evolution of synthetic and natural fibres, the dyeing industry has diversified in its approach to fibre-specific dyeing techniques. Dyes are specialized colored compounds that exhibit affinity toward particular textile substrates. However, not all dyes are compatible with all fibre types, and this necessitates a selective, scientific approach to textile coloration. The fundamental principle governing dyeing is the establishment of interaction—either physical or chemic...