PAM Indigo Dye
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In creating their new “To & Afro” collection, the always-fresh Aussie label PAM relied on Malian craftspeople to color the fabrics by hand in indigo dye pits. While most know indigo by its synthetic counterpart, the traditional process is kept alive by a handful of people and lends incredibly rich blues to the final product.
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