Click the tabs below for complete description and instructions for the numerous techniques you can use these dyes for. If you have never used these Professional dyes before, you need to know that certain chemicals are required (like Soda Ash Fixative) and others are recommended, for these dyes to work properly. Superior to supermarket dyes in every way! Buy in small quantities, or in bulk or in kits. Because they don't come off, they are even safe on infant clothing and clothing for chemically sensitive folks, once excess dye and chemicals are properly washed out. They don't fade, even after repeated washings. This is the dye you've seen on tie-dyes on the street, at fairs, festivals and concerts - the colors are brilliant and permanent. They are even sometimes used for silk because they are so economical. Our Dharma Fiber Reactive Procion type dye is the dye of choice for all cellulose fibers, like cotton, rayon, hemp, bamboo, Tencel, and more.
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If you need a specific color, TESTING is highly recommended, and we are always here to help! Certain chemicals are required for use and there are MANY ways to use this dye - Click on the tabs below including the full Description to read all about it. Mixed colors can split and bleed other colors in ice-dye and tie-dye techniques as well. Remember, these color swatches (from solid color dyeing only) and your monitors can vary and are intended as a guide only. Superior to supermarket and craft store dyes in every way! Buy in small quantities, in bulk, or in kits. They are economical, safe, and easy to use. This is the eye-catching intense dye you've seen on tie-dye shirts and other items sold at street fairs and concerts.īrilliant, mouth-watering, and PERMANENT. There is no better dye for natural fabrics (cotton, rayon, linen, hemp, etc.) than Fiber Reactive Procion type Dye. has been the #1 source for dyes for Tie-Dye! (Read why here.) Airbrushing, Stenciling, & Body Art Supplies.
Dyes For Painting on Cotton, Rayon, Linen, & Hemp.
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