Color bleeding

Color bleeding on sensitive materials

Always run tests to ensure quality results

Like traditional embroidery, the coloring may behave differently depending on the color and fabric used, and some deviations in staining properties or dye bleeding may occur.

To minimize the risk of dye bleeding there is a soft proofing function available in the latest release of Coloreel Studio that reduces the maximum ink amount by up to 30% with only a minor reduction of available colors.

To ensure high quality results, always carry out embroidery tests on the fabric to be used before start of production. Before production using any sensitive fabrics, tests should always be followed by a quality inspection after at least 72 hours.

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