Textile dye

What is Acid Dye and how does it work?
Acid dyes are a type of water-soluble dye used to dye protein-based fibers, such as silk and wool, as well as synthetic materials such as nylon. The name “acid” comes from the fact that the dyeing is done in an acidic environment. Most often, by adding vinegar or citric acid to the dye bath to lower the pH. This creates an environment where the dye binds effectively to the fibers. What can you dye with Acid Dye? Acid dyes are particularly suitable for: Wool and other animal fibers (such as... Read more...
The complete guide to leather dye, so you can succeed in dyeing leather at home
Leather is a fantastic material, durable and vibrant. But even the best leather products can eventually lose colour, get scratches or simply look a little tired. Luckily, leather can be given a new lease of life with leather dye. This guide is written for those of you who want to understand how to dye leather correctly, whether it's shoes, jackets, bags or furniture. What is leather color? Leather paint is developed specifically to adhere to animal hides. Unlike regular hobby paint, it is designed to: Follow the movements of the... Read more...
🧪 How do you fix fabric dye?
Fixing fabric dye after dyeing is crucial to ensure the color stays nice wash after wash. Here's a simple guide: Prepare the fixing bath: Mix 120 ml Rit ColorStay with 11.5 liters of warm water. Add the fabric: Place the dyed fabric in the fixative bath. Stir: Stir slowly and continuously for 20 minutes. Rinse: Rinse the fabric in cold water until the water runs clear. Wash: Wash the fabric in warm water with a mild detergent, rinse and dry. For best results, use Rit ColorStay Fixative, available from us... Read more...