Kadam Pakka Rang Black Fabric Dye for Clothes Permanent, Cloth Color Powder for Faded Jeans, Shade No.17 Black Cloth Dye Colour, 5 Sachets with 5 DyFix Color Fixer for Long Lasting Fabric Colour

The quality of the black colour is nice. Its very easy to use. I watched Yt video before doing and it helped. I used it for my black jeans and black t-shirt. It worked fine. I just hope the colour stays for long time.

Amazing product

I bought this Kadam fabric dye to revive a few faded t-shirts and cotton pants, and it definitely delivered in terms of rich, dark color. The shade comes out true to its name—a deep, denim-like black that's bold and even across the fabric when applied correctly. The pack includes 10 single-use pouches, which is great for multiple items or future use. The dye dissolves well in hot water and spreads evenly if you follow the instructions. I noticed the color holds up decently after one or two washes, but it’s best to air dry dyed clothes in shade to prevent fading. However, be cautious: Always wear gloves (it stains your hands). Work in a well-ventilated area. Pre-wash your fabric to remove any residue for better results. Pros: Strong, vibrant black dye Good value for money Easy to use for DIY fabric revamp Cons: Can stain skin and surfaces if not careful Might require a fixer for long-term color retention Would I recommend it? Yes—for anyone into DIY clothing projects or looking to restore faded fabrics at home on a budget.

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Strong colour

Wasted money. Not worked on woolen jacket. Just my blue jacket got a darker shade after using this. Followed every description too.

Bough colour bunty 17 - black. So 1st thing 1st, this is a best next process. The powder is the same consistency as chalk and Will fly everywhere if given a chance. And it stains like hell. So if you're dying your clothes black, wear all black doing it. 2nd - only and only pure natural fibres will catch any colour, so if there's anything synthetic in the piece, stitches including, it will stain a dirty blue. 3 - this is more or less black, but not an absolute dark black. 4th - the dye really really stains the hands, so Wear Gloves. 5th - it may not work there 1st time. After trying about 5 experiments, the best way to get colour in clothes is to dye them Twice. About 1 week gap between the 2 sessions. Easy to use, printed instructions are simple. The colour has survived about a dozen washed so it's durable. In a single use, a lot of my fabrics turned a deep grey. Once i dyed then again, it's a nice matt black but it's still on the light side. Worth it if you're willing to put in the time and effort and patience

One thing I noticed is that the dye works best on natural fibers. My cotton shirt took the color beautifully, while a synthetic blend item I tried didn't absorb the dye as well. This isn't a flaw in the product, just something to be aware of when choosing items to dye. The dye didn't bleed or transfer onto other clothes during washing, which was a relief. I've had issues with this in the past with other brands, so it's a significant plus for Kadam Pakka Rang After about 20 days and multiple washes, the color still looks fresh and vibrant. There's been minimal fading, which is impressive for a home dyeing kit. One small drawback is that the dye can be a bit messy to work with. I'd recommend wearing gloves and working in a well-ventilated area. Also, be prepared to thoroughly clean your work surface afterward. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the Kadam Pakka Rang Fabric Dye. It's breathed new life into some of my old favorites, and the results have held up well over the past few weeks. If you're looking to refresh your wardrobe or upcycle some old clothes, I'd definitely recommend giving this dye a try. Just remember to choose your fabrics wisely and follow the instructions carefully for the best results.