Rit DyeMore Single Bottle 7 Oz. Synthetic Liquid Fiber Dye for Clothing, Décor, and Crafts – Graphite

Works just as expected, has yet to wash out & cane out a good dark charcoal color

Nice color but purchased wrong color

I used this to dye my Labubu and worked perfectly

Used on roll out awning valance panel. Was Grey and dyed to sapphire blue, came out mint! Boiling water/steam and proper mixing ratios according to the label is the most difficult parts of the process. Pretty easy. Put the valance back up and torrential rains for 2 days had no effect on the color at all. less than 3 days of direct sun faded it to purple, terrible. I am dying it again and applying scotchgard outdoor sun and water shield to see how much that helps. Will follow up if this was a complete waste of time and money (also trying the dye on the 4 curtain panels on the gazebo as blue ones were not an option).

I struggled to find any examples of the brown color of this item so I'm posting a review for other people! This is the color you'll get on something (slightly) off white. (Example of the same plushy in the original color on the last picture) I used the entire bottle in a large pot and stirred for an hour! It was exactly the color I wanted :)

I ordered this to dye some slippers from off white to a light blue, but although I followed directions carefully, the slippers had very little color. I sent for a 2nd bottle and chose a different method to dye on the stove top with a saucepan, rather than in the washing machine. Same result basically a wishy washy palest blue not what I was expecting. Expensive to keep ordering, undesirable results.

I dyed outdoor red cushions that had faded. I chose a red that was close to the original color, and they turned out great. The process was easy, as long as you keep stirring for the entire hour.

I wanted a cool brown and this gives a red tone which I do not like. And if you put just a bit of dye, it gives you a light red brown, not beige.