Rit Dye Liquid – Wide Selection of Colors – 8 Oz. (Navy Blue)

I’ve used this dye to tie dye over 50 shirts! It holds up well. The colors do bleed after years and years of washing but the color fixative helps and filling all the white helps.

I dyed several items in my front loader with one bottle per garment,and the garments (and one Vera bag) came out gorgeous. It’s an intense and happy shade. The white cotton and linen soaked up the color quite intensely. A cotton shirt with a no wrinkle finish came out pale but still pretty. The Vera bag was shades of beige and a bit humdrum and came out aqua with greenish beige flowers, looking much better. With all the dye loads, I simply put a half cup of salt in hot water and one bottle of dye, put dye fixative in the tray, and started the load to add the hot water. I added the garment as soon as the dye and salt were mixed and ran the load without extra rinses. It was easy. I would just advise NOT putting dye in the tray because it spilled over and made a mess when I did that. Just don’t pour the dye onto a garment. Also, make sure that your garment is clean and really wet when you put it into the front loader washer. I do miss having a top loader for dying things, because you can dye more at once and get even saturation of color, but it can still be done with a front load washer with success. Post script. I used cherry red and loved it. I used the color fixative. I wore my 100% linen shirt dyed cherry red and my skin and bra got dyed. I rewashed it and put it in more color fixative. Still not color fast and is now a pale color. Not happy with cherry red. The other colors are more colorfast, I think. I noticed that someone tried to dye her rykas after putting scotchbright on them. The scotchbright is a repellant, so it stopped the dye from penetrating. Just keep in mind that any chemical treatments done to fabric will effect color absorption. It’s possible that my linen shirt isn’t holding the red dye because it was somehow treated with a finish that is not on the fabric label. I bought more than one of this shirt because it was on sale and am dyeing it now. It seems like it is uneven in coloration, so possibly it’s the shirt.

Works well

I used the Rit Dye Liquid in Coral and absolutely love the color—it’s vibrant and gave new life to my garment! The dye took really well and the overall result turned out great. While it didn’t completely cover an old bleach stain, it definitely helped tone it down and now it’s barely noticeable compared to how it looked before. Super happy with how easy it was to use and the beautiful shade. I’d definitely use this again!

Best dye out there. Had the right amount for the project I was doing. Was strong and effective. A great value for my money, The color looked perfect and I was able to wash it. 8 Oz. was the amount that I needed. Yes, one bottle had the perfect amount.

It looks orange yellow at first but dries hot yellow. Good product and worth the money. I used it on a chair and mixed in some white that glows in the blacklight so it became super bright and neon! I love it!

I've used RIT dye many times before, consistently successful.. This time.. as much as I'd like to say equally successful, I can't... The dye works fine... the issue is that the color is so far from the color I selected as depicted on the bottle.. This taupe as you will see in my photos, came out a very pretty 'brown'... not even close to a soft taupe.. It's pretty, but not as depicted... I'm leaving a second review for the sage green color I purchased with the same issue...

Could not find any yellow plain shirts for me. Anywhere. All f them either they didn’t have any cotton at all (I hate synthetic), or they had a design on, or it was not my style. Do I decided to buy white shorts and dye them. Made my shirts very lemon bright yellow, loving it overall. I should’ve probably used a bit less to get the lighter hue I was going for, but I’m happy with the results and they’re very even, no off-spots. I also used the fixative after so that made it very colorfast. Only thing, the instructions on the bottle are very tiny print, which the shrink wrapping of the label makes it ever harder to read, with my glasses on! And I had hoped to not have to constant stir for 30 minutes, but that’s with any dye pretty much I suppose. Thumbs up. I used 1/2 bottle for 2 XL T-shirts. Maybe 1/4 to 1/3 to get a lighter yellow would’ve sufficed. I did this in a tall stainless steel pot in my kitchen sink. The fixative right after rinsing clear, same process. Then I threw in washer and dryer. (Photo is only a partial, but you can still see the vibrant color of it)