JacquardProcion Tie Dye Powder 13-Color Set 2/3oz Jars & Soda Ash - Permanent & Washfast - Use Cold Water for Fabric & Clothing

Easy to use and the colors are brilliant.

These colors are beautiful and vibrant and the variety + soda ash are great for tie-dying in groups!

I recently started learning to tie dye and needed to find better dyes after reading tons of reviews on different brands I settled on this. They worked great, more vibrant than what I was using. Easy instructions and easy to use. I will be purchasing this brand in bigger quantities next!

Great dyes, used on cotton . Happy with purchase

Recently decided to try tie dying. Started with Ritt and got pretty ok results. Switched to this and it’s NIGHT AND DAY! The colors are noticeably brighter and deeper. My wife and I are now competing to make more intricate designs. LOL. Makes a fun night REALLY fun! I’m not great, still learning, but my confidence is much higher after these

As soon as I opened the first container, I could smell the tie dye vendor on the lot of a show!Highly recommendHappy dyeing

Vibrant colors

Perfect Starter Kit to practice good quality grade tiedye.It does come with just literally 2 ounces of each shad of powder in the bottle, so measure the actual powder ounce rather than the bottle ounce & you don’t think you got ripped off

Great for my tie dye project x

I completely loved the product! Will buy again!

I've just got back into tiedye and this was a good mix of colours (and half the price of a leading competitor). Enough to start playing with some simple tees and Calico bags. There was enough soda ash for 4 gallons of soak and as it is a stable solution it lasted well, wringing out soaked items I did 20 bags and about 10 child sized tees plus a couple of adult tops and two tablecloth sized "tapestry" dyes before having to buy more sodium carbonate. All the dyes work fairly well at 1tsp (5ml/gr) per 100ml water, although jet black is a sooty grey- best to use this to tone own other colours.That said, and thoroughly hooked back into dyeing, I'm now transitioning into Dharma dyes as they are cheaper and there is more specific advice on them in the dyeing community. But as a starter set, this is definitely good value and I'd recommend it for tie-dye, batik or immersion dyeing on natural fabrics. The only additive I'd suggest is urea, as it helps stop the dye from drying too fast so it has longer to bind, and gives brighter results (but look for chemical suppliers on here for the cheaper prices, not craft outlets)