DYLON Hand Dye, Fabric Dye Sachet for Clothes, Soft Furnishings and Projects, 50 g - Intense Black

Had a load of Ralph Lauren Polo's and Ts in nay that look great but had a fair bit of sun fading and general washing related fade, so though id give this stuff ago as it seems daft to buy more new ones when these where just faded but in good condition. Consulted with Gemini on the procedure and it was very helpful, I had 1.6kg of clothes dry weight that amounted to 4 sachets normally 1 sachet does 250g or 500g lighter shade, so as I was re-dying already navy I could use a bit less. Need to order salt I used 1kg and 4 sachets and used a plasters mixing tub (giant bucket) followed the instructions and they have come out like new again no fades just a nice navy color. The labels and logos stay the same colour they should be as they are polyester. The only hard part was the rinsing out afterwards as you need to rinse until clear so I used the shower but as I did 7 items it was hard work but if only doing a few its not as bad. You can use the washing machine version but I dont like the idea of that as I just know when washing something white there will be some dye lurking somewhere later on! You then wash them afterwards in the washing machine as normal and then hang out to dry. They do look alot darker when they are wet almost black but dont worry they look fine once dry. Some of the tshirts are different colour combos but I think that is down the material type and age as some of the older RL polos were much thicker cotton in comparison to some of the newer ones. I did a pima cotton tank top at the same time and a zip up hoodie and they turns out like new as well but perhaps not quite enough dye for the hoodie to go as dark blue as the rest did but it look like its much newer and consistent colour all the way an not faded like before Defo worth using and Id do this again maybe on the black ones, I wouldn't try it on grey's well maybe but the primary colour items it works well.

I died a silk dress and a linen+ramie mix trousers. They were both pinkish to start with and this dye turned the dress into a gorgeous vibrant olive green. Not too dark, maybe because on the packet it said it is not meant for silk, so perhaps that's why it didn't turn it too dark, but I actually love it. The trousers that were a strange dark rosy beige to start with, turned brown with this, which makes sense in terms of color mixing. Either way, I love it! It was really easy to use too, I used a small plastic tub, filled it with hot tap water and added some boiling water to make it really hot. I then had some dishwasher salt, that I added for the salt component, and then the dye. I had previously washed both items quickly just by hand with a dash of detergent to make sure I am not leaving any stains and that it would take evenly to the fabric. Gave them a little rinse, then I put both in, and swished them around so they would get evenly coated, and then basically kept swishing them every few minutes. Once it was cooled down enough to go in with gloves, I made sure I squeezed all the air pockets out. Honestly, it turned out better than I expected, no blotches, a nice even color, even if not the exact color I thought they would be, but actually even better.

This dye is good for refreshing old clothes that have faded over time. I had some old shorts and a black hoodie that faded in some areas into a brown sort of colour which I did not like. I really liked this hoodie, it cost a lot as well and so I decided to give Dylon Hand Dye in Velvet Black a go. I was pleased with the results; it covered the faded bits in both the hoodie and shorts. The hoodie no longer had brown stains on the hood and although it didn't fully cover the faded bits on the sleeves, it still looked relatively good. The shorts looked much fresher after the dye which I was also happy about. Overall, I was pleased with the results. However, I must say that the process is rather messy as the dye stains anything it gets on so be careful and make sure you do it in a way that you don't spill it on anything or anywhere as the stains might be difficult to get rid of. I did manage to remove them from my bath tub though but had to use some chemicals. The washing out part is the worst as the dye takes ages to wash out and the clothes will stain after a few shashes so it's advised to wash them on their own for the first few washes. Goof profduct though, I recommend it.

I've dyed 100% cotton, brilliant white ikea's cusion cover. The result ive got absolutely 100%. Ive got olive colour as advertised. To get 100% result you have to have 100% cotton white fabric. The way i did is: i poured 6l hot water (75C-80C) and added 250g of cooking salt, stired it and then added mixture of 500ml of hot water(65C-70C) mixed with dye. Remember for the best result in both ways the water has to be quite hot (75-80C) neither warm, nor boiled. (Why the water has to be as hot as possible? Because it will easy dissolve the dye, smtimes you can see on others pictires different spoiled spots from undisolving dye. So be sure that all particles absolutely dissolved.) Then i added my 4 cusion's covers (each weight is about 175gr) so total weight was 700gr. And it was covered all in that water i even could added 2 more and almost sure i would have same result. I stired it with my hands for 15 mins constantly, and then 45 mins i also stired it just less constantly. Basically after hour of stiring you feel that water almost cool down. So then i just rinse them in lightly warm water until each has clear water after washing and put them to dry. The result is great! I have to mentioned with synthentic it will not work

Instructions very easy to follow very detailed. Base color was already blue just want the shorts to look less aged followed instructions looked pretty good until washed on there own and alot of the die came stright out and i would say the 'dark' blue is more light blue.

I don't often leave reviews but thought this might help someone. My dyeing experience didn't go to plan with two different colours, previously they have worked but unfortunately not this time. Both tops are 100% cotton. In the photos you will see I used black on a white spotty top which had lace detail. -this did not come out black at all, the fabric is denim blue, the stitching is still white and the lace has gone orange/brown. I also used navy dye on a cream top which had little pictures on, I have used navy on a cream top previously and it came out denim blue colour but never did I think it would come out purple 😂 Anyway, good luck with your experiments 😆

This joyful packet of sunshine transformed my dining chair covers from a faded lemon yellow to a vibrant and cheerful sunflower colour. So easy to use. Just follow instructions carefully and you’ll get the transformation you’re looking for in no time. For the best results, fabric made of 100% cotton is more likely to produce an even colour as polyester and other man-made fibres don’t absorb dye well, leading to a patchy finish. Furthermore, it’s best to stick to a colour close to the original colour of the fabric as this will give a more consistent look. Very pleased. 😎

Fabulous! Easy to use although some reviews said fiddly. I used an old washing up bowl. Followed instructions. Stirred when supposed to. Then intermittent stirring, rinsed, spun. Colour is amazing. Bought Khaki & dress is certainly the colour. No streaks or inconsistent colouring. I would certainly use again. Has given my unused dress a new lease of life.

what is there to say? - good and dependable as per

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Les instructions au dos du sachet sont faciles à suivre (il faut bien laver le tissu après l'avoir teint comme c'est indiqué, mais aussi bien l'essorer !). La couleur obtenue peut aller du orange très vif (comme celui d'un poisson rouge ou ... d'une orange !) à des oranges très pâles selon le temps pendant lequel votre tissu baignera dans la teinture. Il est aussi possible de réaliser des dégradés ! Les teintures Dylon sont les seules que j'utilise et j'en suis assez satisfaite pour ne pas me tourner vers d'autres marques.

It worked as I had hoped. I dyed an old grey cotton button down shirt that I bought at the Gap years ago. It turned out well and was easy to use. I am not sure how long the color will last but it seemed to do a good job. It looks good so far.

Great just very expensive!