Rit Liquid Fabric Dye Black 8 Ounces, Pack of 3

Followed the instructions, but could not get my white scrubs black. Even after several applicable and 3 bottles after, I got a grey color. The only thing that remained black was my black scrub. It looks newer now. Interestingly, I kind of like my new grey scrubs. Its up to the buyer to decide what they want to do. I bought navy blue due, but may never use it. The hassle is too much.

I use this every few months to refresh black pants that have faded from wear and washing

The product did the job but the clothing was very difficult to get the remaining dye rinsed out at the end of the process.

Better than the powder dye. My jeans are dark like when I first bought them.

My blue jeans and dark blue work shirts faded. According to a YouTube video I dyed with black. I used a top loader washing machine. It was large capacity I had three or four jeans and three or four shirts. Also one black sweater that was faded. My jeans and shirt or the darkest blue now. This is how I wanted them. I use full capacity on the hottest setting I made sure my water heater Hottest setting. I had the clothes inside already as it was filling up once it was almost full and before it started turning I used 3 bottles. I kept resetting The washing machine so that the clothes would be in there for an hour. I made sure the clothes were able to move within the dye. After an hour I let it drain and fill to the rinse cycle then I stopped it. Now that it was filled because of the rinse cycle then I use the color fast Formula to lock in the color even more I let that drain the washing machine filled up again and now I added the detergent and washed. Wanted filled up again to rinse I put a smaller amount of detergent to wash again and then I let it do a full wash and rinse I dry the clothes did the hottest water possible with the fullest load and use bleach and cleaned out the washing machine and that was it.

I, wanted so bad to believe in this product. I did what was required but it came out to light as you can see. Its a long process and still didnt come out how I wanted. Im a Safety Security Officer and we must wear black pants and this is not it.

I had a few pair of yoga paints and some hoodies that were faded I was hoping to revive as I have done with other dies in the past. I used the recommended amount and it did nothing. I then used 4X the recommended amount and still almost no results. Complete waste of time and money!

I wear black shirts everyday and after washing them over time they fade and this products helps turn them back to like new black color.

Bought this to dye a few items. Wanted to make a blue wool jacket black, along with a pair of wool/cotton blend pants and a cotton shirt. Followed the instructions to the LETTER, I even soaked the three items for over an hour. The jacket went from navy blue to midnight blue (at best). The gray pants just darkened to a charcoal color, and the shirt is now a weird dark purple. Not satisfied at all. Even more aggravated that I spent 16 bucks to stain up my hands and have to clean up dye water. Absolute garbage. Youll have better luck using hairdye or spray paint on your clothes than to use this (what I can assume is) expensive food coloring.

I wanted some white clothes to go black but they all ended up gray, even after doing the whole process twice.