The document compares garment dyeing and fabric dyeing. Garment dyeing involves dyeing ready-made garments and has lower costs, less possibility of shade variation, requires less dye liquor, allows re-dyeing of old garments, takes less time, and has lower capital costs. Fabric dyeing involves dyeing grey fabrics, has higher costs, more possibility of shade variation, requires more dye liquor, has less possibility of re-dyeing, takes more time, and has higher capital costs.

1. No. Garments Dyeing Fabric Dyeing
1. In this process, generally ready-made
garments are subjected to dyeing process.
In this process, generally grey fabrics are
subjected to dyeing process.
2. Cost of garments dyeing is lower. Cost of fabric dyeing is comparatively
higher.
3. Possibility of shade variation is less. Possibility of shade variation is more.
4. Require lower liquor ratio (M:L). Require higher liquor ratio.
5. There is a possibility of old garments re-
dyeing.
There is less possibility of fabric re-
dyeing.
6. Less time required. More time required.
7. Capital cost is lower for setup. Capital cost is higher.