Dyeing clothes changing colour.

[Oaktavia]

@Mister_Brue quite the opposite!

[Oaktavia]

@Mister_Brue Oh, I thought you meant white bibs don't look good all stained up. I think they would look super rad! But you meant white tshirts under indigo bibs? I haven't actually tried that combo as I don't have many white ts. But yeah, I would image that would suck!

[Kasi]

@Mister_Brue said in Dyeing clothes changing colour.:

@Kasi That yellow is going to look sweet!

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[Kasi]

From white to this

[IH-GARY]

@Kasi Awesome result! I’ve just ordered a couple of dyes to try on a few of my hoodies!

[labrat]

Nice Mo , maybe I send you my stained boxers to dye

[Kasi]

@labrat

Burn them

[labrat]

[Oaktavia]

@Kasi yyooo that looks sick!!! Dayum!

[Kasi]

@Oaktavia
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That’s black cross of the list.

Will be doing some more colours.

[Oaktavia]

@Kasi I'm definitely trying black next

[Kasi]

@Oaktavia

Was more darker as I pull it out.
When a little lighter.
Am thinking will give me some kind of vintage fades with wear

[Oaktavia]

@Kasi i thought the same

[Kasi]

@Oaktavia

I haven’t tried dyeing uses t’s as I don’t know what the outcome is. Only on brand new t’s

[GraemeE]

@Oaktavia @Kasi
Are you using 1 dye pod for a single tee or are you able to dye a few at a time?

[Kasi]

@GraemeE

I’m using one at a time for dark colours

[Oaktavia]

@GraemeE only ever used one

[GraemeE]

Thanks guys

[endo]

@GraemeE the colour intensity depends on the weight of the fabric you put into the washing machine. Sometimes they give you a gradient on how it could look like on the package. Like 400g like this, 600 g ... Long story short, you can dye a single tee and it will be intensive, and you can dye more fabric and it will be less. Can also be used to make black overdyeing nicely.

a few examples:
IHSH-311-GRN (black overdyed)
634S-SLB (black overdyed)
1600 OD
pink 1600

and two newer ones

[Oaktavia]

@endo really love those two new ones