RIT Dye Wide Selection of Colors with Color Fixative

I have a few really nice Duluth polo shirts that I managed to thrift and I love them. Unfortunately I managed to get bleach marks on one of them. I tried everything, to include fabric paint. That only worked to a point, but I could still see differences. This colour evened it out well enough to wear and not show the loss of colour. The result may have been a mixture of my previous attempts and this stuff though.I put on the colour that you would use to make designs in navy blue and then I dyed it with this dye after.

used to be better quality

Didn't do what I wanted

I really wanted this to work on my faded nylon outdoor cushions! I made sure to get the right dye for nylon fabric and followed the instructions to a T. I prepared the dye bath in VERY hot water (nearly boiling) with the requisite amount of vinegar. Put my pre-washed cushion covers into the double- dye bath (an entire bottle in 3 gallons of very hot water). 30 minutes later, no change in the fabric color. Checked again after 2 hrs and still nothing. Fell asleep and forgot to remove them from the dye bath. Didn't empty it until amost 12 hours later, and not a single thread had changed color. But i can say the dye does work because every little droplet that spilled on my Beige bathroom counter, Beige carpet and Beige skin, is now a permanent shade of deep, dark purple. It won't come of the counter even after dabbing with bleach. The carpet is ruined and it took 3 days and multiple skin scrubbings to get it off of my upper arms and toes! There won't be a next time for me, but if you do attempt to use this, do yourself a huge favor, cover all your surfaces, wear long sleeves and cover your toes! :(

The product received is a different color than what it looks like on the product pictures on Amazon. The Amazon product image looks much bluer while the color on the bottle looks much more violet. However, the dye from the bottle did match the color presented on the bottle.

A total waste of time. Too much time involved for no return.

I needed to dye my work plants black again. This did the trick.

I had a cotton photographers vest that was solid off beige. I wanted to make it less visible and dark grey seemed like a good color choice. I bought this set of dye and color set and used exactly as directed on the bottles. The process was easy and it worked perfectly. I now have a really nice dark grey vest. The color was true to what is indicated on the label.