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What you are seeing means that the Dr Seuss that’s what I do I drink Maker’s Mark I hate people and I know things vintage face mask in addition I really love this excess blue dye particles were not rinsed out completely. It is a fault in the creation of the cloth. When cloth is dyed some dye particles stick to the cloth and stay there. The other dye particles don’t stick and should be rinsed away before the cloth is made into a shirt. The dye that sticks will stay stuck more or less forever, fading only very slowly.

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It takes many many litres of water to properly rinse dyed cotton. It’s wasteful of water and it’s very common to sell under-rinsed fabric. The fabric looks brighter than it really is due to the Dr Seuss that’s what I do I drink Maker’s Mark I hate people and I know things vintage face mask in addition I really love this loose dye. I am guessing there is blue cloth sewed onto white cloth?