“…Because of the single molecule existence of dye inks, the dye-based coloring process is simple, quick, and gives bright colors on the textile substrates. However, the single-molecule structure of dye colorants has problems, too, such as poor light fastness, weak acid/alkali resistance, color migration, and inadequate washing and rubbing fastness. , Scientists worldwide have been trying to develop new technologies to solve these problems, such as polymer-based microemulsions for improving light stability, rub fastness, and washing fastness . Macromolecular dyes also have been synthesized to enhance cotton fibers’ washing and light fastness .…”