Jacquard iDye Poly Fabric Dye Crimson for Natural, Synthetic, Polyester and Blended Textile Fibres 14g No Mess Packet

A good dye very happy with it

Ok, disappointed. I used this to change the colour and refresh some cotton teatowels to match other items in my kitchen - the colour was great initially, but it washes out and also contaminates other clothing as it does so. So really disappointed with the overall result

Worked very well unlike other dyes

This did not dye my polyester fabric but then again I did not follow instructions so this was the likely cause. The dress was too big to go in a pan on the cooker top so the only option was to put it on a 90C wash in my front loading washing machine. I used two dye packets due to the weight. Whilst the water and fabric mid wash were looking like they make take the fabric simply came out a slightly darker shade then it was previously. Try this product but dont waste effort trying it in the washer.

This was my first time home dying anything and I’ve been totally blown away by the results. Photo speaks for itself. I needed a green bra, couldn’t find one, this was a brand new item in nude which you can see is now a beautiful forest green to match my dress, I’m over the moon with the results.

I bought this to dye some pale grey linen curtains - I wasn't sure what material the stitching thread was and I wanted it to match and so I used half dye for natural fabrics and half this dye for man made fabrics in the same colour. The colour came out exactly the shade I wanted - a charcoal grey. This isn't really a 'silver' colour at all but I had read reviews and blogs that suggested this was a good charcoal colour. I've given this 4 stars instead of 5 simply because it is not the sort of dye you put in a washing machine - which would be far easier. I don't have a giant pan that would fit 4 full length curtains in - so I had to use the washing machine and hope for the best. The colour was a bit patchy, but once the curtains are up no one can tell unless I point it out so I can live with it.

Well like most customers say this dye has quite a pungent smell.However having used it on a pair of polyester shorts they’ve certainly come out with an intense colour.It seems more like dark blue than charcoal grey considering they were a light grey originally but anyway it’s giving them a new lease of life so I’m quite pleased with how they’ve out.

Didn't work. I have used one of these packets previously (dying an orange dog harness pink) and checked that the instructions were the same. Boiled for over an hour, regular stirring. Yes I was trying to dye a black item, but the colour should have still taken! Perhaps slightly darker yellow but when rinsed off it was untouched! All it did was make a mess! My synthetic item was not dyed at all. Disappointing.

Tiñe perfectamente el poliéster depende que blanco sea queda más intenso o menos , como consejo si queréis azul celeste teñirlo desde un rosa pálido o un crema os quedará más bonito

Nie zabarwiło tkaniny wcale. Nie polecam. Jak to zareklamować?

Produit efficace, j’ai teint 4 soutiens-gorge de couleurs différentes et le résultat est parfait

Arrived on time, and worked great. This dye is very green though and it wasn't a really flattering colour for a shirt. I had used two older white shirts of my husbands and used this to dye green for a wedding. I doubt he will wear the shirts again, but to no fault of the product. If you are dyeing clothes, just realize that this colour is verrrrrry green.

I recently bought a pair of pure white, full seat riding breeches on eBay that were badly misrepresented. The seat was ruined and they were not usable. I happened to have another pair of breeches that I didn't like but had a perfectly usable seat, so to try and save the eBay breeches from going in the trash, I decided I'd try and put a new seat on them and dye them a color to match the replacement seat. (Note: I dyed the breeches first and then replaced the seat material, so the seat material you see in the finished photo is not dyed with idye) This was my first attempt ever at dyeing anything but I figure the breeches were headed for the trash anyway, if I messed them up, there was no loss. The fabric content on the breeches (see photo of pre-dyed, white tag on the breeches) was a mix of cotton, poly and spandex so I bought matching idye color packets in idye for cotton and idye for poly fabrics, as well as a packet of idye color fixative and did the stove top method. The cooking color was very dark but they lightened up after rinsing and drying (which I was glad about). Also, because of the spandex content, I decided to keep the dye pot "almost boiling" but not bring it to a full boil like the instructions suggest. I cooked for about 1/2 hour (instructions recommend 1/2 to 1 hour). As you can see from the photos, the results were dramatic! I now have a perfectly beautiful pair of riding breeches and there is one less clothing item in a land fill! Yay! The idye packets also say it's safe for my septic system - another big plus. I can't speak for color fastness yet as I've only washed them twice since dyeing them but I do love the color I used (gunmetal, which has a blue base and turned out a deep navy for my difficult to dye fabric). In fact, I love the results so much, I definitely plan on using this method again for future breeches! So happy with idye and highly recommend it.