Yes, with Cushing dyes. Just make sure you do not BOIL the garment and do NOT agitate the garment while it is in the dye pot.

We allow shrinkage allowance when we tailor your shirts. Your shirts may be slightly larger than you expected when you first try it on. After the first two to three washings, they should fit perfectly! See similar questions...

Scientists over the years have bred a Merino sheep which is exaggeratedly wrinkled. The more wrinkles, the more wool. Unfortunately, greater profits are rarely in the sheep's best interests. In Australia, more wrinkles mean more perspiration and greater susceptibility to fly-strike, a ghastly condition resulting from maggot infestation in the sweaty folds of the sheep's over-wrinkled skin. See similar questions...

Once the sheet of wool batting is enclosed in the cotton covering, we tuft or quilt the Underquilt so that the wool will not shift or move around. See similar questions...

Rubber Belt Thickness - As Rubber Belts become thinner, they lose their ability to effectively shrink. This is because a thinner Belt has less surface movement and thus, less recoil action. Therefore, at some point, as Belts become thinner, they lose their ability to effectively shrink fabric. If you require substantial shrinkage (12 - 16%), particularly when processing heavier fabrics like denim, this point usually occurs when a 2 5/8" (67mm) thick Belt reaches 2" (50mm)*. See similar questions...

Shrinkage occurs when metal changes from liquid to solid as well as when it cools in the die. Quoted values for die cast zinc alloys are as follows: However, these values may be affected by constraint caused by the die so that some castings or parts of the same casting may shrink differently. Larger parts are often more likely to be constrained than small parts so the designer may use a slightly lower value for large dimensions. See similar questions...

Although the fabrics used in the top are pre-shrunk, the top may fit more tightly across the sleep surface after the first washing. Each claim will be considered on a case-by-case basis. In general the top will need to experience a considerable amount of shrinkage to justify replacement. The mattress will not be replaced due to issues with the top. See the Warranty section for more details. See similar questions...

Answer: All of our homes are built to allow for natural shrinkage above doors, windows, and at all floor to ceiling posts. We have never had a shrinkage problem or complaint from a customer because our homes are built properly the first time. See similar questions...

We know and you know that cotton fabrics tend to shrink. Therefore, we give enough allowance for shrinkage. Please don't worry if your shirt seems a little loose. After a few washes, they will fit perfectly. See similar questions...

The fabric must be able to withstand 60 degree Celsius water and must not be damaged by creasing. Cold dyes exist but they're a pain in the neck to use and the colour doesn't stand up to repeated washing. Buy some Dylon Hand Dye (Woolworths sell it along with their sewing stuff) and a bag of cooking salt. Then get hold of an old bucket or bowl, a pair of rubber gloves and a clean wooden stick (the bowl, gloves and stick will be stained afterwards). See similar questions...

Does your manneqeuin heads with human hair have each hair individually inserted realistically? Or are they plugs? I need 10, maybe more of them. Do you offer volume discount? Do you have any bolding mannequin heads? Old people? please contact me at domihode@yahoo.com See similar questions...

If your product is to be garment dyed after the labels are sewn in, we recommend using our Woven Edge Taffeta Polyester with black print. We recommend specifying your intent to garment dye your product so we can provide you with the best possible labels for your purpose. Top See similar questions...

The technical answer is yes, but we do not recommend any further processing of the hair if it has already been dyed and processed. Further, only experienced colorists should attempt to color the hair. Remember that though the hair is 100% human hair, it is just as prone to damage from excessive processing as your own hair. We cannot and will not be responsible for the results. See similar questions...

Fort Wool is a man made former military fort adjoining the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel (HRBT). It was fortified in 1861 and helped in silencing Confederate Batteries attacking Sewell's Point and Willoughby Spit. It was formerly named Fort Calhoun and was re-named for General John E. Wool, Union Commander of Virginia's forces. The Norfolk Naval Station is the largest Naval installation in the world. It is home to more than 70 ships, including the Enterprise, Eisenhower, and George Washington. See similar questions...

According to the AMIA (The Association of Moving Image Archivists - a non-profit professional association established to advance the field of moving image archiving... http://www.amianet.org). quot;In acetate film, permanent shrinkage is caused by the loss of residual solvents, and even the gradual elimination of strains introduced during manufacture." (The Book of Film Care; Kodak Publication No. H-23, 1st edition, 1983, page 20; 2nd edition, 1992, page 15. See similar questions...

Yes, yes, yes, we have special products that we use for wool. We clean wool often. We use a little lower temperature, lower pressure and there is a special low PH rinsing surfactant we use as well. We give special concern to drying time when cleaning wool as well. Most importantly there is no substitute for experience. And our 30 years of cleaning experience makes us the true experts in cleaning wool. Yes, we have special Haitian cotton cleaner, or we can dry-clean it. See similar questions...

This is one of the big controversies in reenacting today. Several US-based companies produce reproduction uniforms that are practically indistinguishable from the real thing. On the other hand, for about half the cost or less, of a new-made repro, a properly converted Swedish wool uniform looks pretty damned close. Most of the established US-based reenactors are moving towards the repros whilst the big European groups remain happy with converted Swedish wool. See similar questions...