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

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.

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.

This is my go-to every time. The color comes out nice and strong and it’s easy to use. I’ve used it on a few different things and it’s always consistent. Definitely reliable.

This is my story with this product. I accidentally over-bleached my couch cushions, and the color became very light and almost white, visibly different from the main couch frame. This dye really helped bring the color much closer to the original. But you do need to be very accurate with the amount you use.

Overall I went with 4 because I was mostly happy with results. I have a black zip up hoodie that was getting super faded and had a small detergent stain which lead me to purchase the black dye. My hoodie does have a design on the front and back (a gold metallic vinyl). On my first attempt I followed the instructions. Filled a 3 gallon bucket with hot water, dawn dish soap and half the bottle of dye. I let it soak for 40 minutes. After washing it out it looked tie-dyed more than solid like I hoped. I read more reviews and tried again. On my second attempt I filled the bucket again with hot water, dawn dish soap, the rest of the black dye and added some salt. I let it soak for 20 hours and stirred it a few times. This time I was much happier it was more solid. It’s not perfect but it looks way better! The gold parts still show perfectly! Overall for the price I think it is worth a shot, it was easy to do I think doing a shirt would be easier since it’s not a thick. I should’ve taken a before and after picture but I forgot.

Used it to dye a shirt that was a red that was just too bright for me. And even though I wasn’t able to di it as a dye bath as it should be (my pan was too small), I did it by mixing it with hot water that I then poured in the washing machine’s drum before putting the shirt in and washing it on hot. As you can tell, it came out looking great! I’d say it’s really easy to use and great value for money.

I got this to dye my sweatpants, and the dye didn't set, even after following directions and ironing the sweatpants. It mostly washed out after a single cycle in the washer. It didn't fully was out, so I used a sharpie to stain the bleach stains more.

Worked as designed, died some pine cones for Christmas, and they turned out beautiful.

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