Acid Wash: A garment-dyed effect that uses acid chemicals to create a vintage, crinkle finish. Similar to a very subtle tie-dye.

Bio Polish: This is similar to the enzyme wash. It comes in three levels, light, medium and heavy. Helps to give fabric a permanent, glossy appearance and a color brightness that's retained after repeat washings.

Burnout: Using a fabric blend of cotton and polyester, a special chemical is sprayed onto the fabric that actually burns off the cotton in spots, leaving only the polyester. This produces a super-vintage look, as if the garment was washed and worn for many years.

Enzyme Wash: Uses a natural product to give garments a soft finish, smoother appearance and reduce shrinkage. Also helps to control pilling.