What is Greige Fabric? 

• Greige is an unfinished woven or knitted fabric that hasn't been bleached or dyed. 
• They can basically be decribed as fabrics that are in a natural or unfinished state.
• Greige materials are scoured (to clean) and sometimes bleached (to remove natural color) before dyeing and printing.
• Greige goods contain many types of impurities.

What Makes it Stand Out 

• Natural color & appearance 

Applications & Usage 

• Greige fabric is a term commonly used in the Apparel industry. Brand companies are usually required to make seasonal commitments of Greige fabric volumes to their material suppliers.
• Most manufacturers purchase greige fabric in bulk to develop their own prints, colours and patterns.
• Greige fabrics are processed to created Ready for Dyeing (RFD) fabrics.

Image Reference - https://schotttextiles.com/greige-fabric/

Processing ( Greige - Final )

• Remove from the fibers all impurities, both naturals and / or those added during production that may interfere in subsequent dyeing and / or finishing process.
• Improve the ability of the fibers to absorb water solutions of dyes and chemicals.
• Impart the proper brightness or whiteness to fabrics according to need, especially when brilliant or certain pastel shades are desired.

Reference Links 

https://www.thespruce.com/definition-of-greige-fabric-1976787

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greige_goods

https://tohproblemkyahai.com/grey-greige-fabric-handling-and-treatment/

https://ebp-global.com/greige-fabric-definition/

https://www.thespruce.com/definition-of-greige-fabric-1976787