We didn't just study natural dyes;

We spent 25 years engineering their revolution for the modern industry.

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For years, we’ve been guiding designers, brands, and makers through their journey with natural colour.

With hands-on experience in natural dyeing across fabrics, garments, yarns, paper, and wood, the True Tone Ink team brings deep material knowledge and process clarity to every conversation. From shade selection and fabric behaviour to print techniques and production feasibility, we help you make informed, conscious choices.

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CPD Dyes

Paper Painting Paste

Amrut Dyes

CBP Dyes

Fabric Printing Paste

Holi Colors

We Are Certified  

Global Organic Textile Standard
We are GOTS Certified

Our Dyes are patented in
USA and India

Our dyes our standardized
Consistent & Repeatable

We Innovated
Water Less Dyes

A Quick Comparison Chart of Different Dyes with our Truetone Ink Herbal / Natural Dyes

Parameter Conventional Eco-Friendly Herbal / Natural
Origin / Development Developed about 80 years back Developed approx. 15 years back Lost treasures of Indian heritage dating back approximately 4000 yrs, which is being rediscovered
Environmental Impact Heavy environmental pollution; as 8000 chemicals involved Even though pollution under check, 8000 chemicals still involved The colors are derived from medicinally rich herbs, flowers, stems, roots, etc.
Chemical Use Mostly allergenic, promicrobial, inflammatory, and bad for transpiration Could be allergenic, promicrobial, inflammatory & bad transpiration. Thus called low-impact dyeing Herbs used are known to cure allergies; have antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties; enhancing body transpiration
Carcinogenic Substances 42 cancer-producing chemicals could be present So far only 22 amines banned in azo-free processing No cancerous amines present. Instead has rich medicinal properties due to medicinal herbs
Fabric Type Fabric used may be synthetic or natural Depends on chemicals used Process only possible on natural fabrics such as cotton, silk, and wool
Printing / Dyeing Method Printed / Dyed / Woven (Machine process) Printed / Dyed / Woven (Machine process) Printed / Dyed / Woven by hand as well as by machine
Bleaching Chlorine bleach used Chlorine bleach is totally banned Only natural bleaching done
Detergents Used Non-biodegradable detergents used Mostly degradable detergents used Biodegradable and natural detergents used
Fabric Strength / Durability Weakens fabric fiber due to chemicals involved Weakens fabric fiber due to chemicals involved Strengthens and retains natural fiber; lasts longer
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