Textile Engineering · Textile Technology

Consider the following statements regarding dyeing defects and their management in the textile industry: A. Barré is a dyeing defect characterized by the appearance of horizontal shaded bands on the fabric surface. B. Bleeding refers to the transfer of color from the fabric onto other surfaces through rubbing, whereas crocking describes color loss in water. C. Tender spots are specific areas where the fabric has been weakened due to excessive or improper chemical exposure during dyeing. D. Modern textile production minimizes errors and ensures lot-to-lot consistency by replacing trial-and-error methods with computer-driven colour management systems. Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below: