Welcome to the SDC

Imagine a world without colour. One where everything we see is grey.

Fortunately, for most people, this is not something we ever need to contemplate. Colour is such an essential and commonplace aspect of our lives that we often take it for granted: on clothing, in our homes, in the natural environment, and indeed wherever we see it in our everyday lives.

The Society of Dyers and Colourists (SDC) is one group that has never taken colour for granted. Since its beginnings in 1884 it has been active in developing understanding of colour and how colour is applied in industry. Nowadays it is involved a range of activities, including promoting colour education and the professional status of the colourist, developing new ideas and testing procedures for industry, communicating information on colour through publications and events, plus a whole lot more.

The purpose of this site is to provide a taster for the activities in which the SDC is involved, and the services that it provides to members and the coloration community at large.

The SDC truly is a society committed to 'advancing colour in a changing world'.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Highlights

An invitation to all SDC Members to take part in our survey. Your feedback is important to us. Your responses will help us to address any issues that you may have as well as to better develop our benefits and services to meet your needs. Your responses will be kept confidential and will not be used for any purpose other than research. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Click here to begin.

Read about Sue Williams’ year in office (2008–2009) as the SDC president in her blog – ‘President at Large’.

A SDC new journal entitled Colour: Design & Creativity, focusing on colour and design, is now available.

Interested in colour? Why not visit the Colour Experience?

ColourClick is a website pioneered by the SDC to provide colour facts and information for its members: news, articles, events, companies, products, trends, networking and much more.

Interested in joining the Society? Find out more.

Can't find it? Refer to the site guide for a complete list of pages on this site.

Looking for more information about the SDC? Why not see if it is on our downloads page, or alternatively contact us.