Rit All-Purpose Liquid Dye, Dark Brown

Worked like a charm for me. Love the color and vibrancy. Use more dye if you have a lot of pieces to do, it's worth it. See my pic.

Got this to try and revive a pair of shoes that had become so faded and gross that I didn’t want to wear them anymoreAnd oh my goodness, they turned out so much better than expected. The soles of the shoes also turned a little blue but that’s my fault because of bad prep, but hey for someone who had never dyed anything before I think they turned out pretty good. Little bit of magic erasers and acetone and the soles looked a lot better in the end. Another bonus is there was no undesirable smell during or after Followed their directions online, super easy process. Didn’t accidentally stain anything outside of the shoe. And I didn’t even use the whole bottle so I can do something else later which is awesome!It’s been about 2 months and the dye hasn’t shown any signs of fading, and these shoes see almost daily wear. 10/10 would buy again

My dress color now in the perfect brown... love it....

This color was a little difficult for me. With the first bottle I ordered, i dyed them in a large stainless silver pot on my stove and the shirts seemed splotchy and looked dirty and just all around ugly, so I washed the shirts, bought and used color remover, and washed them again before dying them in the washing machine. I had to end up buying 2 or 3 bottles plus the color remover and I still dont know what went wrong with the first bottle (all my materials were cleaned before use) and this was the only color I had a real issue with. The second time around it came out great, though. I used this color for my dad and sister (dad is in the back and sister is a minor) for our family reunion shirts and the color was so vibrant. I was worried it would be dull next to my married sister and her husband's chosen color of aqua, but it came out beautifully and my family loved all their colors

I dyed a pink chair cover in my front loader machine and followed the websites instructions exactly, adding 1 cup of salt and boiling water. I did not use a color stripper or a fixative afterward and it still turned out great! I figured it would become more of a purple since it was pink to begin with and I am fine with that. I used 2 bottles of the charcoal grey.

BEWARE!!! This dye’s more of a port wine color than a cocoa brown. It’s definitely a burgundy-ish!Works well enough, it’s just a completely different color than what you’d expect it to be.

Worked well a little bit darker than I thought but okay ,I had a mop bucket had some areas splotched,next time I will get a plastic tub, worked great other than some light areas but that is okay looks tye dyed in a way will try again in the future for now it looks great. I put this on bath towels as y'all know prices are so high for everything and they still aren't torn yet.Also use really hot water works best with that and gloves.Smell is pleasant not strong. Seal is slightly loose on one the other was okay sealed tight. Size is okay for small batch of clothes, will need two for two or more for towels depending how thick they are.I hope they last long, I didn't buy the stay color but also read it's not absolutely necessary, but if you want longer color time and can use salt or vinegar instead. I washed beforehand and dyed then washed and rinse more than once didn't use my machine to dye just to wash and rinse.

I used this to dye a Grey magpul frame and it turned it into OD Green. I Boiled water, cleaned the frame with dish soap, poured the boiling water into a bucket, added about 1/3 of the bottle to the bucket, then put the frame in. It changed color almost instantly but I let it sit in the bucket for about ten minutes and flipped it over a few times. The dye worked great!