James Morton (chemist)

James Morton was a British chemist known for his contributions to the field of textile chemistry, particularly in the development of durable and improved dyeing processes. He was instrumental in the early 20th century advancements in the application of synthetic dyes to cotton and other fabrics. Morton’s work focused on achieving colorfastness and improving the practical applicability of new dye technologies for industrial textile production. He is often associated with Morton Sundour Fabrics, a company he founded that was renowned for its high-quality, fade-resistant fabrics used in interior design. His research and entrepreneurial endeavors significantly influenced the textile industry, making dyed fabrics more reliable and aesthetically pleasing for consumers.