Q&A for How to Dye Jeans Black

No, it is not. Bleaching is done to make sure other colors that are unwanted do not show through after dying them black.

The first couple of times that you wear the jeans, you may notice some color transfer. However, after you've washed the jeans two or three times, it shouldn't happen any longer.

You must use fabric dye to make your jeans black. If you use hair dye, the color will quickly and easily fade.

No, just put the jeans in the washer and put just a little bit of black dye, then put them in the dryer.

When you're dyeing your jeans a dark color such as black, it's best to use hot water.

Paint will fade very quickly, it's best to use fabric dye.

It all depends on if you have a big enough pot and enough dye for around 3 kg worth of jeans.

Yes, it will. However, the heat of the water might affect the elasticity of your jeans.

No. It has to be heated to boiling. You should use the stove. This will give you the best results.

They might end up looking more like a dark indigo wash. Your best bet would probably be bleaching the jeans until white, and then using a grey dye to achieve the desired color.

You could, but it depends on how big/noticeable the stains are. You may end up with darker and lighter patches.

Your jeans should be washed separately the first few times you wash them, but after the fourth or fifth time, it should be safe to wash them with other clothes.

If you mean the pants turned yellow due to the bleaching process, then yes, you can dye them. If the pants are already yellow or are stained yellow, you can dye them, but it's prefered to repeat the bleaching process until they are white or off-white.

No. Hair dye will fade quickly on clothing and will run when washed or wet. You will have to use fabric dye for it to work properly.

No. Shoe dye is not made for fabric. It’s oily and won’t will dye unevenly.

If they are black, then you don’t need to. If the fabric is already another color, it’s a good idea because the base color may show through.