Here is a list of current colors in stock with a description of said color and its undertones. All swatches are approximations. We frequently combine colors to make new and unique shades, so this is not an exhaustive list of what we can do - just the base shades in stock! The undertones of the dye will effect the gradient itself - for example, our black dye is blue based so it pairs well with cooler tones.
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- SECTION ONE -
For use on cotton and other natural fibers. Thigh-highs, bandanas, and tunics are dyed with these colors:
Brown 
Neutral to warm toned true brown
Burgundy 
A warm toned, deep maroon - makes a beautiful gradient with red and pink - warm undertones
Oxblood 
A great mixing red - low water immersions will have flecks of deeper red - warm undertones
(Please note this color is temporarily sold out as of March 2023 - awaiting shipment)
Red 
A warm toned red dye - tends to skew lighter than a true deep red, mixes well with pink - warm undertones
Orange 
A true orange - warm undertones
Terracotta 
A red clay color - mixes well with warm colors - warm undertones
Amber 
A deep yellow gold dye - mixes well with lemon yellow to create a nice goldenrod - warm undertones
Lemon Yellow 
Our primary color yellow - warm undertones
Mystic Pine 
Deep, pine green with hints of mauve - One of our most unique and color shifting shades! - Shapeshifts from deep green, purple, and gray; the color swatches shown are an approximation
Evergreen 
Deep green - our darkest pine
Cool to gray undertones
Canopy Green 
Deep, forest teal green - mixes well with blues and blacks in gradients - cool undertones
Teal Green 
Deep, blue-green dye - cool undertones
Sage Green 
Dusty green sage dye - mixes well with black, blues, and all cool toned dyes - cool to gray undertones
Aqua 
Bright and vibrant turquoise - mint shines through in a low water immersion style - cool undertones
Seafoam 
Minty and light blue-green - one of our favorite dye colors! - cool undertones
(Please note this color is temporarily sold out as of Mar 2023 - awaiting shipment)
Cobalt 
Deep sapphire blue - mixes well with cool toned dyes and black - cool undertones
Berry Purple 
Deep purple - when used in low amounts, creates a raspberry colored dye - warm undertones
Wisteria 
Pastel, floral purple - our replacement for the discontinued Lavender dye - neutral to cool undertones
Pink 
Vibrant pink - when used in low amounts, creates a pastel pink
Fuchsia 
Shocking pink - when used in lower amounts, creates a hot pink color
Steel Gray 
Cool gray dye - mixes well with black - pink/lavender undertones
Brutalist Gray 
Our deepest gray - flecks of goldenrod and deep blues in low water immersion baths - neutral undertones
Desert Blush 
Dusty pink to mauve with flecks of goldenrod and fuchsia - One of our most unique, colorshifting shades! - Swatches shown are an approximation
Black 
Deep black dye - cool/navy blue undertones
-SECTION TWO-
For use on protein based fibers such as silk, nylon, and wool. Aerial silks and silk fans are dyed with these colors:
Ruby Red 
Our primary red for protein fibers - warm undertones
Carrot Orange 
Bright and warm secondary color orange - warm undertones
Daffodil 
Brilliant and bright yellow - warm undertones
Spearmint 
Gorgeous pastel seafoam or mint green, depending on how much dye used - cool undertones
Malachite 
Secondary color, deep and vibrant green - cool undertones
Prussian Blue 
Our primary blue for protein fibers - cool undertones
Magenta 
Vibrant pink - warm undertones
Grape 
Secondary color purple - mixes well with red to create a wine hue - warm to neutral undertones
Navy 
Deep, dark blue - mixes well in a gradient with black - cool undertones
Soft Gray 
A neutral gray - On silk, this is a particularly glossy and silver shade - Mixes well with black and navy
True Black 
Black with neutral undertones
THE DYE GRAVEYARD
Unfortunately, some of our colors have been discontinued, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic after some suppliers permanently closed. They are fondly remembered - please pay your respects in this dye graveyard.
Lavender 
Light purple colored dye - mixes well with deep blues and purples - cool undertones
Cerulean Blue 
primary color blue - excellent for mixing with other colors - cool undertones
Emerald Green 
Heavily yellow based green - leans bright lime - warm undertones