Color, substance used to grant shading to materials, paper, calfskin, and different materials to such an extent that the shading isn't promptly changed by washing, warmth, light, or different components to which the material is probably going to be uncovered. Colors contrast from shades, which are finely ground solids scattered in a fluid, for example, paint or ink, or mixed with different materials. Most colors are natural mixes (i.e., they contain carbon), while shades might be inorganic mixes (i.e., they don't contain carbon) or natural mixes. Shades by and large give more splendid hues and might be colors that are insoluble in the medium utilized. Coloring is the use of colors or shades on dye materials, for example, filaments, yarns, and textures with the objective of accomplishing shading with wanted shading quickness. Coloring is typically done in an exceptional arrangement containing colors and specific concoction material. Color atoms are fixed to the fiber by retention, dispersion, or holding with temperature and time being key controlling elements. The bond between color atom and fiber might be solid or frail, contingent upon the color utilized. Coloring and printing are various applications; in printing, shading is applied to a confined territory with wanted examples. In coloring, it is applied to the whole material. Kinds of materials incorporate creature based material, for example, fleece or silk, plant-based material, for example, cloth and cotton, and manufactured material, for example, polyester and rayon. Materials are regularly connected with the creation of apparel.