Rit dye shoes

Our base shades are only the beginning. Mix them together and the color possibilities are endless. We have thousands of colors to choose from.

Let's jump right to it.... When I saw these plain white shoes at Walmart for the low price of $4.44...or something crazy awesome like that I had to have them I walked around the store for about 40 minutes trying to decided which style I wanted. You would have thought I was making a major life decision....but I ended up choosing the Keds style. Pick out your color dye. I chose yellow for a very specific reason....you'll see why in a future post Start by saturating the shoes with water. This…

Our base shades are only the beginning. Mix them together and the color possibilities are endless. We have thousands of colors to choose from.

*This post is sponsored by Walmart. Thank you for supporting the companies that support this site! Many years ago I shared a post for how to dye a faded pair of jeans back to their original color with Rit dye and it remains one of our top ten articles STILL. I am such a fan of […] Pin It

Check out these easy tips on how to dye clothing. You can find out how to use Rit Dye and make your clothes like new again.

Are you bored with the look of your converse sneakers? Well, we have the best solution for you; you can now make a brand-new looking converse in your home! It's a shame to throw them away because, with these ten unique ideas, you can totally change the way your old…

Want to have some fun dyeing your old sneakers? These sneakers started out white and we dye-painted them with a sponge brush in some of our favorite Rit colors. This is so easy and the eyelet stitching on the canvas gives them a 2-tone look!

Clean shoes with acetone and a cotton pad. This helps to remove any finishes that may interfere with dye absorption. Remove laces and set aside. Using vinyl tape and an x-acto knife, tape off sections of the sneaker that you'd like to keep white. To create your dyebath, fill a stainless steel pot with 3 gallons of hot water. Cover pot and heat water on stove top to just below boiling (or 180 F°). Wearing protective gloves, carefully add hot water from the stove top into two separate…

Dyeing shoes is one of our favorite transformations. Whether it’s a pair you wish came in a specific color (and doesn’t) or shoes you own that just need updating, use Rit® to dye them to the color of your choosing. Follow along to see how!

Dyeing shoes is one of our favorite transformations. That’s because you can create something incredibly custom and unique. Whether it’s a pair of shoes that you wish came in a specific color (and doesn’t) or shoes you own that you are just sick of, use Rit to dye them to the color of your choosing. SaveSave