Batch dyeing is a textile dyeing process where a specific quantity of fabric or yarn is dyed at one time. This method allows for consistent color application across the entire batch, making it ideal for large orders. The dye is mixed with water and other chemicals, and the fabric is submerged in this solution to absorb the color. This technique is commonly used in the textile industry for items like clothing, home textiles, and accessories. Batch dyeing can accommodate various dye types, including reactive dyes and disperse dyes, depending on the fabric's composition and desired colorfastness.