“…[4][5][6] In traditional rotor color spinning, colored fibers such as dyed fibers, dope-dyed fibers, natural colored fibers, etc., are loosened, carded, repeatedly combined and drawn into slivers through the processes of cotton assorting and grabbing, blowing-carding, and drawing, and then are spun into colored yarns by a rotor spinning machine. 7,8 Faced with the diversity and complexity of order samples, the fragmented work mode of one-to-one proofing and color matching is usually adopted based on the fragmented needs of customized colors. Generally, the color designer selects the color matching scheme based on the experience and the color parameters of the order samples obtained from the test under the standard light source, and determines the primary color fibers and their blending ratio.…”