Plush Addict Rit Liquid Fabric Dye Tan 236ml

I hate wearing white bras. I have to wear a dress white shirt and a white bras is so visible under such shirt. I had several white bras I couldn't wear to work. So I tried dying them with this tan dye. I was amazed at how the bras came out they were the exact color of my skin. I did not leave them in the dye as long as they suggested. the dye did not damage the fabric and the lace on the bras. I have washed the bras in a colors load and the dye did not run. The dye is a breeze to use, just follow the directions.and you will have a good outcome. I have used the brother of the tan dye (black dye) to dye my black pants that had faded. I totally revitalized my wardrobe with two containers of dye. SUCH A GREAT PRODUCT!

exactly as advertised

I used the washing machine method, which I downloaded from the page indicated on the back of the bottle. I did everything according to the instructions, and the white cotton skirt I wanted to tint "tan" came out completely uneven, with blotches stained darker or lighter that other areas. It does not even look like tie dye. So wasted money on the dye, and wasted a perfectly new skirt.

Used it to stain sails on a model sailboat to age them. Came out perfect.

To repair stains on tan slacks

Rit die never disappoints! It’s reliable works well and easy to use. Couldn’t ask for more!

Terrible product. I used pre-washed bright, white cotton fabric and my blanket turned out neon green.

The media could not be loaded. Unwrapped this tan dye, shook it very well. Opened it and removed the seal that seemed to be attachedSomething very wrong here.No tan pigment at all just dirty greenish black water. Can't be used at all. Waste of money.Can't give it 0 stars.I have used Rit dye brand for years.

Does what it says on the bottle. Lycra not so good, but otherwise geat.

Love it

I had beige trousers which had faded to almost white due to washing. Used the sand colour to try and make them back to how they were. Followed instructions on website and they are awful. Ruined. Done in the washing machine as thought this would make it more even. Patchy and horrid washed out colour. Wish I hadn’t bothered as they are probably ruined completely now.

I have to be careful not to make dyeing stuff the latest expression of my chronic codependent nature. On the other hand, I now have three, formerly white (unbleached, not brilliant white) jean jackets (Primark, £17) in very fetching shades of this (not quite as tan as I hoped, more milky toffee), green (not quite as dark as I hoped but I like it) and lemon yellow, which is just the colour I wanted (think hi-vis cowboy). Plus, in similar shades and a lovely tangerine too, some ex-white shirts, t-shirts, vests and handkerchiefs. Follow the instructions, it's a piece of cake. I prefer the powder version, the packaging is more eco but there's less choice of colour. Rit, take note.

Perfect. Just as described