Dylon Violet

This worked a treat! I used it to dye two dresses (one was a light lilac that was basically too light and therefore see though, and one was white and super boring). One dress was viscose , and one cotton. The colour came out beautifully and very vivid, it absolutely did the trick! The only downside is that the sewing thread of one dress must have been polyester so the thread didn't get dyed - but it makes a nice contrast against the colour of the dress so overall I'm quite pleased. It doesn't stink doesn't make a mess. The only thing is that you need to scrub the inside of your washing machine afterwards (I recommend using The Pink Stuff) but it was a quick thing to do. Very recommended! A quick and cheap way of renewing old clothes.

I was absolutely dying to try Dylon — my old clothes were looking past their dye-by date. One hot soak later, and boom — my shirt’s sexier than me on laundry day (and that’s saying something). The colour’s so deep, it makes my dating pool look shallow. The process was dye-abolically easy, though I did get some on my hands — now I’m rocking an accidental manicure. My wardrobe’s had a full re-dye-rect, and I’m feeling tintoxicated. If you’re bored of beige and fed up with fade, Dylon’s the real hue-roc. It’s a dye-hard habit now.

A very vibrant purple, depending on what you dye. Followed the steps. Going to need a 2nd pod. Used on cotton canvas tennis shoes, 1 double duvet made from bamboo/cotton mix. Dye took better to the shoes, really vibrant but not so much the duvet. Might invest in a 2nd pod, thinking about it.

I dyed a pair of polyester and cotton curtains and am delighted with the result. Yes it is a lighter shade but this was what I wanted. The coverage was very even.

Absolutely brilliant, had some white north face joggers that I've never worn because they were stupidly bright white. Tried this dye out and it's genuinely blown my mind how good it is

Used my faded flannels to test run the colour and they came out great. However, I have scrubbed the washing machine twice, used washing machine cleaner twice and also a strong washing machine descaler and I'm still left with purple streaks over everything. So much for saving money, eh!

I used the purple to dye previously-white damask table linen and it came up beautifully, i was really pleased. I did a very large tablecloth & 6 napkins with 2 pots of dye poured straight into the machine. I followed the wash instructions to the letter and it worked perfectly. Note that it doesnt dye nylon - my purple cloth has white hemming stitches, so it was obviously nylon thread! But the cloth looks amazing. Someone had spilled red wine on it so i took the chance and it is living another life! And have to say table all set with white china on the dark cloth looks really good - i would never have bought a purple set but am delighted with results Highly recommended.

I dyed some calico, muslin and two items of clothing which all turned out perfectly. Always wash fabric first and put it in wet. It came very quickly. Very happy