Dylon Hand Dye - Intense Black 12

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.

This stuff is crazy, bright, dense pigment.

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

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.

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.