Colorant Selection Requirements For Camouflage Fabrics

The main principle of colorant selection is that it has a strong selective absorption effect on a certain part of the spectrum such as ultraviolet light, visible light, and near-infrared light, and its spectral reflection curve matches some parts of the background. Acidic, disperse, reactive, and direct dyes are all used, and the fabrics used are often pure cotton, cotton/polyester, cotton/nylon, eyeliner, etc.