Rit DyeMore Single Bottle 7 Oz. Synthetic Liquid Fiber Dye for Clothing, Décor, and Crafts – Graphite

I used this to dye my Labubu and worked perfectly

I struggled to find any examples of the brown color of this item so I'm posting a review for other people! This is the color you'll get on something (slightly) off white. (Example of the same plushy in the original color on the last picture) I used the entire bottle in a large pot and stirred for an hour! It was exactly the color I wanted :)

I dyed outdoor red cushions that had faded. I chose a red that was close to the original color, and they turned out great. The process was easy, as long as you keep stirring for the entire hour.

Used on roll out awning valance panel. Was Grey and dyed to sapphire blue, came out mint! Boiling water/steam and proper mixing ratios according to the label is the most difficult parts of the process. Pretty easy. Put the valance back up and torrential rains for 2 days had no effect on the color at all. less than 3 days of direct sun faded it to purple, terrible. I am dying it again and applying scotchgard outdoor sun and water shield to see how much that helps. Will follow up if this was a complete waste of time and money (also trying the dye on the 4 curtain panels on the gazebo as blue ones were not an option).

Rit is always a great and reliable product, as long as you're using the right kind of material and follow the instructions. Stove top can be a little messy, but I'm always happy with the results.

Color is more terra cotta than red

Love the dye. It worked very well on this poly jacket. I mixed smokey blue and navy and it turned out even better than I imagined. Though, there may have been a little shrinkage, I am very, very pleased. I will be wearing the dickens out of this blue jacket.

I wanted a cool brown and this gives a red tone which I do not like. And if you put just a bit of dye, it gives you a light red brown, not beige.