Dylon Hand Dye, Fabric Dye Sachet for Clothes, Soft Furnishings and Projects, 50 g - Smoke Grey

This stuff is crazy, bright, dense pigment.

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.

Works

This shirt was made of light green linen, which I wished to change to a gray color. I'm a baker, so following recipes/instructions is second nature. Unfortunately, this fabric dye completely destroyed my shirt. I purchased several other color dyes from this brand and will return them as they arrive. I do not recommend this product.

Read label for material compatibility. Lovely brown not reddish like rit dyes...it didn't do well with the fabric I used

I am pretty disappointed in the Dysan Dye. I ordered "vivid purple" and the result was pale pastel lilac. I used it as directed, for 1 dress, which was bleached (white) linen. It was untreated, prewashed, and I used hot water and salt as directed. I left it in for twice the recommended time, and then rinsed in cold water. When I dried it, it was a pastel violet. I bought this to begin with because the dye I bought from RIT was pastel, and I do not want any more pastels. In fact, I did not want pastel to begin with, and am disappointe3d that this also came out pale. It is the ideal fabric in terms of taking a dye, and it was used as directed, and not used to dye a large amount of clothing, just 1 short, sleeveless sun dress. I am now loking for a third brand of dye and if it works will be redying the clothing I dyed with the RIT.. and with this. At least it is not white any more, but the color is not much darker.. If you want a pale lilac, this is the dye to buy. (I didn't).

Very easy to use and lots of color.

I made a best for dove hunting. Looks ok.