LA SHIP CLOTHES DYE - Yellow, Light Blue, Electric Blue, Navy Blue, Brown, Garnet, Gray, Jeans, Brown, Military Brown, Purple, Mustard, Orange, Black, Red, Pink, Salmon, Light Green, Olive Green, Dark Green, Violet.
Clothing dye 60°, - 90°,
Give your life a new color....
No problem with LA NAVE fabric colors!
You'll get intense, wash-proof colors. It's easy to use. You can determine the degree of color intensity by the amount of dyes. You can also create new colors and mix them or achieve special effects using the technique.
Contains 1 sachet of 20 grams
Wide range of colorsNew dyes available!
It can be used tohandohmachine
Easy application
Ideal for making Tie Dye
For best results use thesalts to enhance the dyefrom The Ship
People say:
Yesterday I tried two of their colors and I really liked the results. I used the black dye in the washing machine and the navy blue by hand, and I'm happy with the results in both cases. Today I was searching this page for the proper proportions to prepare the dyes in bottles for tie-dyeing, but I can't find the information. Could you send me instructions and proportions to prepare manageable amounts in hand-held bottles, as well as what temperature I can use them for this purpose and how long do you recommend waiting before rinsing the garments so the colors set properly? Thank you so much
Hello. Thanks for your comment. We're glad you're happy with our dyes.
Regarding your question about tie-dye, we can't give exact proportions to use for the tie-dye technique because it depends greatly on each consumer's taste, the size of the container used for dosing, and the number of garments you want to dye. In the lab, we've conducted tests using 5-10 g of dye in 300 mL containers and the results seem satisfactory. But even so, it depends on the intensity you want in the final garment. (More dye, more intensity.)
High temperatures fix the dyes better on the garments. In any case, since it is done by hand, you can heat the solution well (around 60ºC) and let it cool to apply it safely.
Once the tie-dye is done, it's best to dry the garments in the shade, and when you wash them again, it's best to use cold water. They always lose some color. The longer you wait without rinsing, the better the color will set. However, some color loss is normal during the first few washes (we recommend washing them separately). The fine salt helps the colors set.
Yesterday I tried two of their colors and I really liked the results. I used the black dye in the washing machine and the navy blue by hand, and I'm happy with the results in both cases. Today I was searching this page for the proper proportions to prepare the dyes in bottles for tie-dyeing, but I can't find the information. Could you send me instructions and proportions to prepare manageable amounts in hand-held bottles, as well as what temperature I can use them for this purpose and how long do you recommend waiting before rinsing the garments so the colors set properly?
Thank you so much