Prototype from 8 kg
Test a target shade on the chosen material and review the result before placing a larger order.
Custom colour · Dyed in the EU
Pantone® dyeing.
Start with your shade.
Develop a custom colour for yarn, fabric or finished garments. Start with a prototype from 8 kg and scale when your shade is approved.
Discuss up to 2,700 Pantone® colours and suitable fibres with Kingly. The material and dyeing route determine what’s possible for your project.
Pantone® colour references help define the target shade.
Batch sizes
Start small. Scale when ready.
Approve your shade before committing to a larger run. Batch sizes depend on your material, dyeing route and equipment.
Build a batch around 15 kg
Use an approved colour for a limited collection, targeted campaign or smaller customer order.
Scale to 100 or 200 kg
Move into larger production batches once the dyeing process and shade standard are agreed.
Yarn · Fabric · Finished garments
One colour brief. Three dyeing routes.
Choose when colour enters production. The right route depends on your material, product and the finish you want.
After sewing
Garment dyeing
Develop a target shade on suitable finished garments, or discuss washed, vintage and distressed effects, including stone washing where suitable.
Enquire about garment dyeing
Before cutting and sewing
Fabric dyeing
Establish the colour in the fabric before making T-shirts, sweatshirts or other custom textile products.
Enquire about fabric dyeing
Before knitting
Yarn dyeing
Dye yarn on bobbins before knitting socks, sweaters and accessories. Discuss EU-sourced cotton, nylon, wool and other suitable fibres.
Enquire about yarn dyeing
European yarn sourcing for Kingly custom knitwear.
European dyehouse · Trade only
European dyeing. Responsible processing.
Kingly’s European dyehouse uses natural well water, controlled dye selection and wastewater treatment before discharge. Small dye lots let you review the result before moving into a larger run.
Kingly’s records include GOTS, GRS, applicable OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 records, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and SMETA 4-Pillar audits. Kingly has reported EcoVadis Platinum for two consecutive years. Check the evidence library for the scope of each record.
Explore Kingly’s evidence libraryFrom brief to production
How your dyeing project works.
Bring your material, colour reference, target quantity and delivery date. We’ll use those details to confirm the next step.
Project stage
01
Share the colour brief
Send your Pantone® reference or target shade, fibre composition, quantity in kg and deadline.
Project stage
02
Review the dyeing route
Discuss batch size, the target shade or finish, sampling and the quotation with the team.
Project stage
03
Approve and schedule
Confirm the shade approval, production timing and delivery arrangements before placing the order.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions.
Find answers on batch sizes, colour matching, eligible materials and lead times.
What batch sizes can I discuss?
Kingly offers prototypes from 8 kg, small batches around 15 kg and production batches of 100 kg or 200 kg. Suitability depends on the material, dyeing route and equipment.
Can you match a Pantone® colour?
Kingly can discuss up to 2,700 Pantone® colours. Send the reference and material so the team can confirm the matching and approval process.
Can you dye yarn, fabric and finished garments?
Yes. Kingly can discuss yarn on bobbins before knitting, fabric before cutting and sewing, or suitable finished garments.
Which fibres can I discuss?
Options include EU-sourced cotton, nylon, wool and other suitable fibres. Confirm the composition and intended effect with the team.
Which certifications apply to my project?
Certificates and audits apply within their stated site, process and product scope. Ask which documentation covers your material and dyeing route.
How are lead times confirmed?
Kingly confirms lead times for each project based on the material, colour reference, quantity and any specialist effects. Include your deadline in your brief.
Trade enquiries · Fully white label
Let’s talk about your colour.
Share your reference, material, quantity and deadline. Ask about custom manufacturing, printing, embroidery or packaging if the project needs them.