Rit Dye – Liquid Fabric Dye for Crafting, Clothing, and Décor – 8 oz. Bottle – Black (Gloves Included)

I used this dye to recolor some pants, and it was super easy to use. I followed the washing-machine dying method outlined on the website. One pair turned out perfectly with zero issues. The other ended up a tiny bit splotchy, but that could have been avoided if I had stirred them the whole time like the instructions said. The color is perfect—only dark brown I could find, and it has a slight purple/cool undertone, which is exactly what I wanted. Time will tell how well the color holds up. There was a little bleeding in the first wash after dying, which is expected. By the third wash, there was no bleeding at all.

Love this color! And it works really well! I submerged a Turkish over dyed rug in a plastic tub filled with dye an let it soak all day. For my first time, I think it came out amazing! There are a few spots that are lighter, and you have to be careful if you need to put cleaner on it. But it can always be dyed again. I forget how many bottles I used, but it was at least 4 to get it this dark.

The dye worked very well and produced a rich, dark brown color. I used it for a small craft project and even with a non-traditional item, the color took evenly and looked consistent once finished. The liquid dye was easy to mix and apply, and a little went a long way. One important note is that this dye is very strong, so wearing gloves is a must to avoid staining skin. Overall, it’s a reliable product for crafting or color-changing projects and does exactly what it’s designed to do.

This stuff WORKS. Pants were originally camo green. 7-8 years ago I dyed them black. It took 7-8 years before they began to fade. Bought another bottle, followed the directions..sort of, and they look like new black pants. It's sort of pretty impressive actually. I used a cup of salt in boiling water in a turkey fryer pot.. let the water cool to just under boiling, and submerged. Stirred it around a bit and left them there for a few hrs. Then I rinsed with cold and..boom. seriously looks like a fresh new pair. Go do it..its awesome.

It’s a little bit darker than the picture of the photo

Works great for furniture stains. I used this to repair a bleach stain on a vintage chair. I went in with a paint brush and the dye diluted to the color I needed. Worked like a charm. I may touch it up later, but am satisfied for now.

Rit dye got the job done. I used the black color for my faded black slacks. Now it looks brand new.

I received the dye, but unfortunately, the bottle was opened and the liquid spilled inside the packaging. I decided not to return it and used it on my jeans, shorts, and dress, which had faded and turned a grayish color after washing. I soaked the items in the solution for about an hour, and after drying, the dye took well, resulting in a rich black color. We'll see how long the color lasts after washing.

Had a big bleach mark on my Juicy tracksuit. This stuff was like magic, perfect colour and worked first time. Brilliant size bottle and so easy to use. Highly reccomend x

Once again Rit is the best brand.

I had a hat that I discoloured using baking soda and too stiff of a toothbrush. After trying to wash it a few times, I searched Google and it said that I could try to dye it as a last resort. I ordered the all purpose dye with a color as close as possible to the original color of the hat. I followed all the instructions and it worked great! No more discoloration.

I used Ritdye Canyon liquid all-purpose colour 8oz bottles. Per 2 cotton Ikea chair covers I used the following recipe: 1 - 8oz bottle Ritdye Canyon colour 1 cup salt 1 tsp dish soap 6 gallons of HOT water (140*) Combine all ingredients and soak chair covers for 30 minutes, stirring frequently, especially at the beginning. I dyed 8 chair covers in total but I did them in batches of two and I made a fresh batch of dye for each pair. The colour is true to the bottle and the product was easy to use. I put the container in the bath tub because it was a splashy process! The last photo is the 'before' colour of the chair covers. The finished dyed colour is a gorgeous rich terracotta.

Easy to use good instructions