Adds Grace Lee, architect and CEO of Birdy Grey, “Most fabrics acclimated for bridesmaid dresses (such as polyester chiffon, tulle or mesh) are spun in a aloof ‘greige’ color. The aggregate bolt is afresh absolute in ample batches - we're talking hundreds of yards at a time! - according to a specific bloom formulation. The vat that the bolt is absolute is assigned a altered cipher alleged a "dye lot." The code, oftentimes numeric, is acclimated to analyze the accumulation that it came from Feeltimes. Every accumulation is assigned a altered dye lot code.”
“Bridesmaid dresses are fabricated for accumulation dressing, so dye lots bulk if a helpmate wants her girls to be cool matchy-matchy. (After all, no one wants one of her girls to stick out while continuing at the altar!)” says Lee. “Even if a helpmate opts for mix & bout silhouettes, the apprehension is that the bloom of the Wedding Dresses should be identical. However, the bulk of water, temperature and dye-time can affect the appearance - even if the aforementioned conception is acclimated - constant in inconsistencies amid lots. A lot of of the time, the variances are basal (maybe 5%?)... but I've aswell apparent affecting differences amid lots.”
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