Coloring processes and durability are introduced including color samples.
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Organize Your Seed Beads*How to see the durability information
This data is based on our examination result and manufacturing history. It is not the absolute one, therefore it differs in an individual use and condition. Please confirm it well before you use it.
| Mark | Meaning |
| A | Colors which might change and / or fade due to bright sun or deterioration with time. |
| B | Colors rubbing off from friction or contact with skin acid. |
| C | Colors which will alter or fade from dry-cleaning. |
| 0 | There is no problem in usual use. |
| - | There might be a problem in durability by individual use and/or environment. |
| X | There is not strong durability, so attention is required for use. |
*Notice
Please ensure appropriate handling referring to the above information and the following notices when they are applied to textile goods or accessories that touch the skin directly.
- Some beads are dyed, "Galvanized" (silverplated) or plated. The colors on the outer layers may rub off or come off if they are soaked in strong solvents.
- Silverline, "Galvanized" (silverplated) and silverplated beads are oxidized while applied on certain fabrics that are acidic, they may decay or turn dark due to the chemical change. In order to prevent such a case, neutralize your fabrics and threads before embroidering.
- Some dyed color beads might fade by the sunray.
