Reactive dyes, which are one of the most important building blocks of the textile dyeing sector, have become the industry standard, especially in the dyeing of cellulose-based fibers (cotton, rayon, viscose, etc.).

As the dominance of synthetic fibers, especially polyester, increases in the textile world, the technologies used to color these hydrophobic (water-hating) structures have also gained critical importance.

In the textile industry, acid dyes have an indispensable place, especially in the dyeing of protein or synthetic polyamide-based fibers such as polyamide (nylon), wool, and silk.

In the textile industry, the perception of "white" is the most important indicator of quality and cleanliness. However, raw fibers (cotton, wool, or synthetics) naturally have a yellowish tone.