Printing chemicals or wax-like resins that can prevent or prevent dyes from penetrating into the fabric on white fabrics, with the aim of dyeing the background color and setting off the white pattern. Note that the result is the same as that of discharge printing fabric, but the method to achieve this result is opposite to discharge printing.

The application of dye-proof printing method is not universal, and it is usually used only when the background color cannot be discharge-dyed. Compared with large-scale production, most dye-proof printing is realized by such methods as handicraft or manual printing (such as wax-proof printing)

Because discharge printing and resist printing have the same printing effect, one strand can’t be identified by naked eyes.