1. Well... as long as the fibers accept the dye, it should work.
If it's wool or cotton, it'll probably work. Too much rayon or polyester and the fibers may not take to the dye. It goes without saying, though, you should have it done professionally.
if there are synthetics blended in, they may not p/up the dye. OTC rit dye prob'ly won't work very well. you can find commercial dyes online that will work better, but i'm not sure how much heat they need & that might warp the fit.
is it worth taking to a professional cleaners for dyeing?
I like to be 'black from the waist down'. (as black pertains to death, I'm saying I have no sex life. It is NOT a star trek reference, contrary to popular belief.)
Maybe it's sufficient as it is. Maybe I'll accept it for what it is. :D
8. I really hope it works - it's only $18 or so (the coat plus the dye)
However, somehow it conjures up this mental picture of a guy with black dye stains on his hands up to the wrists and the coat with shrunken sleeves up to the elbows!
It never has turned out well except for the witch dress that I wanted black and it turned out this variated dark grey. I liked that one. I personally would accept the dark grey before I tried to die it.
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