Indigo dye was applied to a 100% cotton, golden-brown fabric. ☆ Indigo-dyed plain weave with uneven texture ☆ Size: Approximately 93 x 450 cm (after dyeing) ☆ Thickness: Thin It's difficult to accurately represent the fabric's thickness, and despite research, I haven't found a definitive answer. Please compare it with items you have on hand. ☆ Although thin, the weft threads are densely packed. It feels somewhat flimsy. It was lightly hand-wrung and dried in the sun for about 30 minutes. Lightly wringing it out further will help it dry even faster. It's long, so it's delivered as-is after dyeing, with the ends left raw! (Ironing may damage the fabric, such as by causing shine, so it will generally be delivered without ironing.) Note: Especially with dark colors, excess dye may still come off. This is due to excess indigo separating and turning blue, not fading. The water may turn blue, and the fabric is susceptible to friction, which can cause color to transfer to your hands. The color on your hands will wash off easily with soap. Regarding color transfer to other items, I personally haven't had any problems with everyday use, but it's best to wash it separately for a while. As much as possible, I've minimized the use of chemicals in the dyeing process (though it's not completely eliminated), so color changes may occur. I believe indigo breathes. It changes with sunlight and oxidation from the wind. It is sensitive to chlorine-based bleach, so please be careful. If you take care, you can enjoy the fabric until it wears out.