Piece dyed dobbies in which the dobby effect takes on a different tone by virtue of the weave, light reflection or types of yarn used.
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What is “Tone On Tone”
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Piece dyed dobbies in which the dobby effect takes on a different tone by virtue of the weave, light reflection or types of yarn used.
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Tone on tone
A fabric with a pattern consisting of 2 or more shades of the same color.
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