Thousand colours of ostrich feathers
Maud Ruby is a French fashion designer with a special interest in materials and textures. Today, in her professional studio, she focuses her work on the creation of hats and...
Fabric Dye Blood Orange
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- For dyeing cotton, wool, silk, linen, viscose, bamboo and polyamide (Nylon) and many other materials.*
- Suitable for machine washing or hand dyeing. Add salt and possibly vinegar (for wool, nylon and silk).
- Experiment by applying it to different surfaces such as wood, leather, upholstery and more.
- 1 sachet of 10 g dyes 250 g of dry matter; when using smaller quantities the final color will be lighter.
- 1 bottle (225 ml) dyes 1 kg of dry fabric, so ideal for multiple dyeing sessions or for very voluminous fabrics such as sheets, sofa covers or curtains.
How does it work?
You'll receive an instruction manual at home with your order. See it here.
Colour swatches
Click here to see our colours applied on wool (left) and cotton (right) fabric.
Frequently asked questions
Better to hand or machine dye?
Our products can be used both ways, however, whenever possible, we always suggest you opt for hand dyeing your garments. This will give you more control over the whole process, allowing you to add some more product along the way if necessary or let the fabric soak for more time.
Can I use Aybel's products to fix chlorine stains?
You can fix chlorine stained clothes by dissolving a pinch of fabric dye in 100 ml of water, add salt and vinegar if necessary, and apply the obtained solution on the spot with the help of a little brush or cotton swab.
Can I refresh a garment's colour with Aybel?
Absolutely! Dark colours such as black, dark blue and brown can easily fade over time due to frequent washing and sun exposure.
One sachet of fabric dye and a tablespoon of salt are usually enough to just refresh a full load of laundry, but for a more intense result you can always apply the general rule of 1 sachet every 250 grams of fabric.
You could never make a garment white using Aybel. If you're looking to do this, consider bleaching it completely with a specific product.
Are you a company?
Do you need big quantity of product?
All of our 59 colours come in 1 and 5 kilos sizes as well. Get in touch for more info!
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