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title: "DYLON 87000-12 Permanent Fabric Dye, 1.75 oz, Velvet Black"
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# Hand dye in warm water Velvet Black, deep rich tone Works on natural & polyester blends DYLON 87000-12 Permanent Fabric Dye, 1.75 oz, Velvet Black

**Brand:** dritz
**Price:** 1.40 OMR
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖤 Transform your wardrobe with velvet-black perfection — DIY like a pro, no drama!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DYLON 87000-12 Permanent Fabric Dye, 1.75 oz, Velvet Black by dritz
- **How much does it cost?** 1.40 OMR with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- dritz enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dritz brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Power Pack:** 1.75 oz spill-free pouch dyes up to ½ lb fabric—ideal for your DIY wardrobe refresh.
- • **Vibrant Velvet Black:** Achieve a deep, permanent black that elevates your fabric game.
- • **Fade-Resistant Finish:** Colors stay bold wash after wash, keeping your style sharp and fresh.
- • **Effortless Hand Dyeing:** Specially formulated for easy, mess-minimized warm water application.
- • **Universal Fiber Compatibility:** Perfect for natural fibers and polyester-cotton blends alike.

## Overview

DYLON 87000-12 Permanent Fabric Dye in Velvet Black offers a rich, long-lasting color solution for natural and blended fabrics. Packaged in a convenient 1.75 oz spill-proof pouch, it’s designed for hand dyeing in warm water, delivering professional-grade results without the mess. Ideal for refreshing or customizing your wardrobe with fade-resistant, vibrant black hues.

## Description

Add vibrancy and color to your fabric projects with the Dylon Permanent Fabric Dye 1.75 oz. This pack includes 1.75 ounces of permanent fabric dye in a spill-free plastic envelope. It has been specially formulated for hand dying in warm water and is suitable for all natural fibers and polyester cotton blends. The colors of this fiber-reactive fabric dye don't fade or wash away over time. Choose from a variety of beautiful shades that are available.

Review: Awesome Stuff, Even for Idiots Like Me! - I am not a DIY-er. Growing up my mom was a costumer/seamstress and I watched her make hella messes everywhere dying fabric and clothing for the stage, and mom always came out with odd colored hands. I swore I'd never do it, the results might have looked great on stage, but the effort hardly seemed worth it for every day life (which, by the way, did not stop my mom from dying anything she could get her hand on if the mood struck her..!). Because I could never stand the mess it made, I never became a DIY-er - I'm a DIY idiot. Recently I bought a pair of pants that were so nicely cut, I really wished I had a pair in black. I decided to go for it - times have changed, and I'm not running a theater costume shop, there's no need for stress or mess. And I was right. I followed the directions explicitly. Pants were 100% cotton, brand new, so I washed them, but did not dry them. The directions say there's enough dye/dye-power to effectively dye about 1/2 pound of fabric, roughly equivalent to a large shirt or pair of pants. Perfect. I decided I'd push it a little and drop in a light henley that was also 100% cotton and would likely take very well. The pants were olive kaki, and the shirt a kind of muted pewter blue, both dark enough to provide a nice undertone to the velvet black Dylon color. I dyed both items together in a bucket, and was fairly lazy about stirring, but I was sure to saturate both items of clothing. I let them sit in the dye with a couple of extra stirs for an extra half hour, not that I think that did anything, but whatevs, couldn't hurt. Rinsed in cold water, as per instructions, then washed in the washing machine to get the excess dye out. I didn't use detergent, and will wash these clothes with other black clothing, as I'm sure there's plenty of excess dye in them. But the results are fantastic! The pants look incredible, you'd never know I didn't buy them off the shelf in the color they came out. A tip for those who want to do a top notch job - thread, nylon or metal zippers, buttons and decals, none of these things will take dye, which worked out well in my case. The shirt didn't come out black for some reason, but a rich navy blue. I don't think that had anything to do with the dye (for instance, if I used too much fabric for the amount of dye the pants wouldn't have come out as beautifully dark as they did), I think the shirt must have some part polyester or something. In both cases, I won - the shirt looks fantastic, better than when I bought it three years ago and the pants are incredible! I don't want to make a regular habit dying clothes, but I won't be reluctant either. This was a great, no muss no fuss experience with a top-notch result - my clothes don't look home-dyed at all, they look store crisp! One thing I'll suggest to the dying novice: spend an extra couple of $ to get long rubber gloves for the dying/stirring process. I used cheap little ones that went up to my wrists, and while I managed to keep my forearms dye-free, the right hand glove had a tiny puncture and I ended up with an entirely black middle finger on my right hand...ha! Thankfully the dye does wear off skin pretty quickly, so it only lasted a few days..! Whew!
Review: This dye works beautifully. - I used this dark green dye on a grease-stained, pale yellow-green, 100 percent cotton dress. I sprayed the dress with water to dampen it, then followed the package instructions for the dye. I let the dress sit in the dye for a few hours (longer than recommended on the package). The dye worked very well. As expected, it did not dye the stitching (probably because the thread contains synthetic fiber) or the printed white plastic design on the dress. The resulting color is slightly more of an olive shade than I expected, but that's probably because the dye color was combined with the original yellow-green color of the dress. A few small bleached areas of the dress were successfully dyed, and in strong light, those areas appear slightly more blue than the surrounding fabric, perhaps because the fabric was nearly white in those areas. I was disappointed that the grease stains were still visible, but laundering the dress a few extra times eliminated the stains completely. The dye also seemed to add some substance to the fabric, making it feel thicker. The dress now receives compliments.

## Features

- Available in a variety of colors
- Add vibrancy and color to your fabric projects
- Specially formulated for hand dying in warm water
- Suitable for all natural fibers and polyester cotton blends
- This package contains 1.75 ounces of Velvet Black Permanent Fabric Dye

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004BQ5SAQ |
| Batteries required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #56,638 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #165 in Fabric Dyes |
| Brand | Dritz |
| Color | Velvet Black |
| Compatible Material | Cotton, Polyester, Blends |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (2,523) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00072879870121 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Item model number | 87012 |
| Manufacturer | Dritz |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 3.94 x 5.51 x 3.07 inches |
| UPC | 072879870121 |
| Unit Count | 1.75 Fluid Ounces |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Dritz
- **Color:** Velvet Black
- **Compatible Material:** Cotton, Polyester, Blends
- **Item Form:** Powder
- **Item Weight:** 0.1 Pounds

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What are the instructions on the packet for this dye?**
A: I know this about 8 months late, but I'm answering it anyway for anybody else who might want to know.DIRECTIONS FOR TOP LOADING MACHINES:1. Prewash fabric and leave damp.2. Set machine to longest wash cycle, hot water & lowest water level to cover fabric. Start cycle.3. When machine is full, use rubber gloves and add dye and 4 cups of salt. Close lid and allow to agitate for 1 min. Add fabric and allow wash cycle to finish. Before dye solution has drained, restart machine to beginning of cycle to ensure fabric is in dye for at least 30 minutes. Allow cycle to finish.4. Leave fabric in machine and add detergent. Run full wash cycle to remove excess dye. Additional rinse cycles may be necessary. 5. Line dry fabric away from sunlight and direct heat.6. To clean machine -- add 1 cup of bleach and detergent and run longest hot water cycle with machine empty. Wipe machine surfaces with a bleach solution.COLOR SHADE:The shade you achieve depends on water/dye ratio, fabric amount, type, and color. 1 lb of fabric per 1 package (100 gram package) should achieve full color.Lighter shades will result on fabrics with polyester blends.Color mixing rules apply. Blue dye on yellow fabric gives green results. Will not dye: wool, silk, 100% polyester and synthetic fabrics*Not recommended for front loading washing machines

**Q: I have a pair of navy khakis I want to dye black, can I do that without a washer?**
A: Each dye works for about 1lb of clothing.  Dying something black can make things around dye too.  I used a bucket in the garage to dye some trousers I had and they came out very well.  Wear rubber gloves or you will have black hands.  These dyes are very good and will work well.  Also, make sure the article is wet before you put it into the dye bath.  If you are uncertain about the weight of clothing try using two packets of the dye as that will guarantee the blackest black you can get.  Also, wash separately for quite a few washes as excess dye will leach out for a little while.  Each time I have washed a dyed article I rinsed it with salt in the water.  The salt will seal the dye better.

**Q: Has anybody tried this dye in a front loading washing machine?**
A: Most commercially-available fabric dyes need 1) immersion in 2) hot water with 3) a mordant such as salt and 4) time for the dye to bond with the fibers. A front loader uses far less water than a top-loader; it doesn't fill a tub with water like a top loader does, and just doesn't give the fabric enough time soaking evenly in a volume of water with heat to set the dye.

**Q: How well would this work on 100% Egyptian cotton? Going from white to black?**
A: Hi Maureen, in general all cotton dyes well. White fabric to Black dye produces a good outcome. I add distilled White vinegar and Epsom salts in HOT water with the dye. Let the garment soak 2 or 3 times longer than the directions call for. Use more dye to insure a deep Black color. I hope that helps!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome Stuff, Even for Idiots Like Me!
*by R***X on April 3, 2014*

I am not a DIY-er. Growing up my mom was a costumer/seamstress and I watched her make hella messes everywhere dying fabric and clothing for the stage, and mom always came out with odd colored hands. I swore I'd never do it, the results might have looked great on stage, but the effort hardly seemed worth it for every day life (which, by the way, did not stop my mom from dying anything she could get her hand on if the mood struck her..!). Because I could never stand the mess it made, I never became a DIY-er - I'm a DIY idiot. Recently I bought a pair of pants that were so nicely cut, I really wished I had a pair in black. I decided to go for it - times have changed, and I'm not running a theater costume shop, there's no need for stress or mess. And I was right. I followed the directions explicitly. Pants were 100% cotton, brand new, so I washed them, but did not dry them. The directions say there's enough dye/dye-power to effectively dye about 1/2 pound of fabric, roughly equivalent to a large shirt or pair of pants. Perfect. I decided I'd push it a little and drop in a light henley that was also 100% cotton and would likely take very well. The pants were olive kaki, and the shirt a kind of muted pewter blue, both dark enough to provide a nice undertone to the velvet black Dylon color. I dyed both items together in a bucket, and was fairly lazy about stirring, but I was sure to saturate both items of clothing. I let them sit in the dye with a couple of extra stirs for an extra half hour, not that I think that did anything, but whatevs, couldn't hurt. Rinsed in cold water, as per instructions, then washed in the washing machine to get the excess dye out. I didn't use detergent, and will wash these clothes with other black clothing, as I'm sure there's plenty of excess dye in them. But the results are fantastic! The pants look incredible, you'd never know I didn't buy them off the shelf in the color they came out. A tip for those who want to do a top notch job - thread, nylon or metal zippers, buttons and decals, none of these things will take dye, which worked out well in my case. The shirt didn't come out black for some reason, but a rich navy blue. I don't think that had anything to do with the dye (for instance, if I used too much fabric for the amount of dye the pants wouldn't have come out as beautifully dark as they did), I think the shirt must have some part polyester or something. In both cases, I won - the shirt looks fantastic, better than when I bought it three years ago and the pants are incredible! I don't want to make a regular habit dying clothes, but I won't be reluctant either. This was a great, no muss no fuss experience with a top-notch result - my clothes don't look home-dyed at all, they look store crisp! One thing I'll suggest to the dying novice: spend an extra couple of $ to get long rubber gloves for the dying/stirring process. I used cheap little ones that went up to my wrists, and while I managed to keep my forearms dye-free, the right hand glove had a tiny puncture and I ended up with an entirely black middle finger on my right hand...ha! Thankfully the dye does wear off skin pretty quickly, so it only lasted a few days..! Whew!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This dye works beautifully.
*by S***. on June 13, 2022*

I used this dark green dye on a grease-stained, pale yellow-green, 100 percent cotton dress. I sprayed the dress with water to dampen it, then followed the package instructions for the dye. I let the dress sit in the dye for a few hours (longer than recommended on the package). The dye worked very well. As expected, it did not dye the stitching (probably because the thread contains synthetic fiber) or the printed white plastic design on the dress. The resulting color is slightly more of an olive shade than I expected, but that's probably because the dye color was combined with the original yellow-green color of the dress. A few small bleached areas of the dress were successfully dyed, and in strong light, those areas appear slightly more blue than the surrounding fabric, perhaps because the fabric was nearly white in those areas. I was disappointed that the grease stains were still visible, but laundering the dress a few extra times eliminated the stains completely. The dye also seemed to add some substance to the fabric, making it feel thicker. The dress now receives compliments.

### ⭐ Very disappointed
*by T***N on January 16, 2017*

I only gave this dye one star because the color I ordered didn't match at all! I ordered Olive Green. And what turned out was Hunter green. Two completely different colors. I make antique lampshades so this dye cost me 1 yard of very expensive fringe. I have been dying things for years so I'm not new at this. Always use Rit Dye and thought I would try this, because it said it will work on synthetic fabrics...Rit doesn't. Well this stuff didn't work on synthetic well at all! BTW the fringe was 100% cotton. Very disappointed.

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