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Dyeing and fleece top
catkins
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I bought a fleece jacket on holiday which had been reduced from over £20 to £3 because the sun has turned parts of it a yellow colour. The top is white and the yellowing is mainly on the shoulders and slightly on the arms. It is not that noticeable and I am intending to wear it for dog walking so it's not really a problem.
It is a nice jacket though and I was wondering if it would be possible to dye it.
It is a nice jacket though and I was wondering if it would be possible to dye it.
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Fleece is generally 100% polyester and therefore would be very difficult to dye.
It's not impossible but in order for it to 'take' you would need to use extremely high temperatures and I don't think it's something we can achieve at home.0
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