RACK C | Counter and Studio
Talk to the Yellowdiezy Holdings LLC Studio
Every enquiry reaches a person who works with dye every day. Tell us the fiber, the quantity and the shade you have in mind, and the studio will reply with an honest assessment, a timeline and a price. If you are not sure which service fits the project, describe it plainly and we will point you in the right direction instead of selling you something you do not need.
Send a studio enquiry
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Common questions
The studio dyes natural fibers including cotton, linen, rayon, silk and wool, along with blends that contain a high proportion of a natural fiber. Synthetic materials such as polyester and nylon generally need a different chemistry and are assessed case by case before any work is accepted. If a blend is not suitable for the dye families the studio holds, staff will say so at the first conversation rather than after the bath.
Small sample work and color matching usually complete within a few business days because they run on the bench alongside scheduled production. Full batch dye runs are booked into a calendar and typically need advance notice, with the exact window agreed when the reservation is made. Rush work is possible when the studio has capacity, and the answer on timing is always given honestly before the customer commits.
Yes. Every approved shade is frozen into a numbered retention card that records the fiber lot, the chemical ratios, the bath temperature and the date. When the same shade is requested again, the studio works from that card rather than from memory and confirms the new result against it. That record is the reason a maker can build a collection across several seasons and keep the color consistent throughout.
Visiting the studio and counter
The studio sits in West Jordan, Utah, with the retail counter at the front and the dye benches behind it. Visitors are welcome during business hours to see samples, compare shades and talk through a project in person. If you plan to bring a large load of fabric for assessment, a quick message ahead of time helps the studio have the right testing materials ready when you arrive.