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Please note that colors may vary due to the resolution settings on different computer monitors. Additionally, the shade achieved depends on the amount of dye used. It is advisable to conduct a test sample to achieve the desired shade. Dyeing is both an art and a science, so for your convenience all colors of our dyes are available in convenient 2 Oz, 10 Oz, and 32 Oz sizes.

Emerald Green
Khaki Brown
Lime Green
Jet Black
Rust
Olive Green
Navy Blue
Magenta
Turquoise
Tangerine
Royal Blue
Purple
Orange
Fushcia
Bronze
Brilliant Blue

TIPS ON DYEING?

When preparing your dye bath or mixing the dye, start with less than the recommended amount of dye in order to get the desired shade. Always do a test sample along the way.

Fiber Reactive (Cold Water) Dyes

Fiber Reactive Dyes are also known as “cold water reactive dyes,” or “cool water reactive dyes”. Warm water from the tap works best. These dyes are ONLY designed to dye plant based or natural fibers such as cotton, linen, rayon, hemp, etc. They DO NOT work AT ALL on polyester. It is suggested to use Soda Ash as a “Fixer” to set the dye.

DID YOU KNOW?

Adding water that is too cold can make it hard for the dye powder to dissolve. Adding water that is too hot can make the dye react with the water, exhausting the dye before it reaches the fabric? Water that is warm (24°C – 35°C) is the best temperature.

TIPS ON DYEING?

For light shades: ½ to 1 teaspoon dye, 1 ½ cups salt, ¼ cup soda ash

For medium shades: 1 teaspoon dye, 1 ½ cups salt, ¼ cup soda ash

For darker shades: 2 tablespoons dye, 2 cups salt, ¼ cup soda ash

For darkest shades: 4 tablespoons dye, 3 cups salt, ⅓ cup soda ash

ADVANTAGES OF USING FIBER REACTIVE (COLD WATER) DYES

They are:

  • No boiling water needed (warm water works best)
  • Washable
  • Color is permanent
  • Easy to use
  • Several applications
  • Color fast
  • The safest dye
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