Adamley Textiles

Adamley Textiles Adamley is a silk printing Mill, specialising in luxury neckwear and fabric for the high end fashion market. We use hand printing techniques and digital.

Thank you and for visiting us!
14/06/2022

Thank you and for visiting us!

We’re watching you!   Screen engraving prior to printing for
02/03/2022

We’re watching you!  
 
Screen engraving prior to printing for





The ‘F’ bracket is used to attach the screens to the rail on the two-man print table. They give accuracy of print and al...
24/02/2022

The ‘F’ bracket is used to attach the screens to the rail on the two-man print table. They give accuracy of print and allow us to pack out the screen if it needs adjusting.





The appearance of a colour can be greatly affected by the presence of other colours around it. In screen printing we pr...
16/02/2022

The appearance of a colour can be greatly affected by the presence of other colours around it.

In screen printing we produce several shades of each individual colour and test them on the base silk to ensure the final tones of a design appear exactly as the customer expects.





02/02/2022

A different screen is used for each colour of a design. After placing the screen into the frame, paint is generously applied by master printer Neil and a test print takes place on recycled fabric. This process ensures the screen is wet and colour is pumped into the pattern before applying to the customers fabric.





26/01/2022

Our Stenter and Steamer in action…




A lovely simple flower print on its way to Naples for to be made into exquisite neck ties.
21/01/2022

A lovely simple flower print on its way to Naples for to be made into exquisite neck ties.







A sample of peachy madders from our collection. Any preference?
17/01/2022

A sample of peachy madders from our collection.

Any preference?




Our very own salad spinner (although we call it the whizzer!). Used for removing excess liquid after the silk has been w...
13/01/2022

Our very own salad spinner (although we call it the whizzer!). Used for removing excess liquid after the silk has been washed or winch dyed. Winch dyeing is utilised for lighter silk to prevent creasing, jig dyeing is utilised for heavier silk.




Following the finishing process, the printed silk passes through the Stenter where it is steam dried, rolled and passed ...
10/01/2022

Following the finishing process, the printed silk passes through the Stenter where it is steam dried, rolled and passed to inspection.




Our BDR books, over 100 years old and part of the David Evans archive. BDR stands for border. The border is the most int...
04/01/2022

Our BDR books, over 100 years old and part of the David Evans archive. BDR stands for border. The border is the most intricate and detailed part of a scarf or pocket square design.

Our archive contains thousands of original pieces of border artwork which our customers continue to draw inspiration from today.






Cleaning our screens doesn’t require quite the same precision as the actual printing process, but it’s equally as fun 😊 ...
30/12/2021

Cleaning our screens doesn’t require quite the same precision as the actual printing process, but it’s equally as fun 😊




Address

River Mills, Langley
Macclesfield
SK110ER

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441260252483

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