With the help of some packet dye, Lucianne Tonti returns two favourite items to their original onyx glory
wears black clothes like second skin. With the help of some packet dye, she returns two favourite items to their original onyx gloryor the better part of this year, I’ve lived out of a suitcase, travelling for work and research, with holidays here and there. When the trip I’m currently on was extended from five weeks to several months, it became a real test for the outfits I packed and my need – as someone who thinks about fashion a lot – to look and feel fresh.
According to the packet instructions, the dye I’ve bought can be used for cotton, linen and viscose but not wool, silk, polyester or nylon. It warns that garments made from blends of these materials will result in a lighter shade and the blend should be less than 20% of the total. But I make sure to take photos of the garments’ care labels in case these turn black and become illegible.And do a water-temperature checkHewitt says it’s really important to dye garments at the temperature specified on the packet but also to make sure you reconcile this with the instructions on the care label of each garment. If the dye calls for a higher temperature wash than the care label, there’s a risk of shrinking or damaging the garment.
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