Use deColourant to remove the color from dyed natural fabrics, such as cotton, silk, wool, or linen.

Use to ensure your screen printing colors will pop on dark fabrics without laying down an undercoat of white ink.

Learn about discharging fabrics!

Add to regular bleach to thicken it so you can paint it on clothing for discharging. Holds up better than Alginate or Monogum.

Great for spot touch-ups. Can be painted, printed, or stenciled on. Use with a steam iron.

Castaway is a truly unique stamp pad! When the stamped image is heated with an iron, the color of the dye fabric is magically altered.

Use this product to stop the bleaching action of regular bleach.

Removes or "discharges" dye from whole pieces of fabric. Also used in "reverse" tie-dye or shibori of an already dyed garment. Used in Indigo dyeing as well.

Black is great for opaque transfers and paints, also dischargeable!

We've carefully selected some of our best selling clothing styles and had them made in BLACK.

Projects and techniques using the wonderful deColourant products for discharging dye.

Discharging velvet is an easy task that yields excellent results. In this tutorial, Judi takes you through the 8-step process of how to discharge and dye a scarf.

What started out as a a plain solid black tank top can be easily transformed into a beautiful unique garment in just an hour or two! This project takes no time and very little in materials.