Jacquard Textile Colors

Pros: Economical, easy to use, lots of bright colors, leaves a soft hand.
Cons: None we could come up with!

Lumiere And Neopaque

Pros: The shiniest, most luminous metallic colors, the best coverage on dark fabrics, also works great on leather, wood and paper.
Cons: Expensive, but worth it!!

Setacolor Fabric Paint By Pebeo

Pros: Has different consistencies for sunpainting (Transparent Colors) or painting over a dark color (Opaque colors), or enhancing with a metallic (Pearlescent Colors)
Cons: None

Jacquard Airbrush (& Marbling) Colors

Pros: Excellent for marbling and airbrushing, good pigment concetration, leaves a soft hand.
Cons: None

Jacquard Professional Screen Inks

Pros:Our best screen printing ink. Greatly extended open time gives you flexibility to work with more colors and bigger runs without the ink drying in the screens. Comes in "process" colors. Water cleanup. Sticks to almost any surface. Great for Linoleum block printing.

Cons: Slightly more expensive than some others.

Versatex Printing Ink

Pros: Our softest screen printing ink, economical, water cleanup, non-toxic, also great for block printing and stenciling
Cons: None that we could think of!

Speedball Fabric Screen Printing Ink

Pros: Soft, easy to use, bright intense pigment, non-toxic, water cleanup, great for stenciling and block printing as well.
Cons: Couldn't find any.

Jones Tones Fabric & Craft Paints

Pro's: It's a stretchy dimensional fabric paint that can be used on any fabric including Lycra®, nylon and hosiery, comes in lots of tones including glitter, and a line of Puff colors for the 3-D effect. Non-toxic. Glue based. Kids love it!
Con's: Leaves a bit more texture on the fabric.

Dr. Ph. Martin's Spectralite

Pros: Great for marbling, leaves soft hand on fabric, very concentrated pigment
Cons: Needs the addition of a catalyst to make it permanent, either a heatfix catalyst, or an airfix catalyst.

DecoArt So-Soft Opaque Fabric Paint

Pros: The softest ‘hand’, or feel, on fabric of all our opaque/metallic fabric paints. Requires no heat setting, and still holds up to washing very well. Colors are very opaque, provide good coverage.
Cons: Not available in larger sizes.

Dye-Na-Flow Silk Paint

Pros: Versatile, thin flowable paint for silk painting and many other uses on most fabrics. Easy to use, non-toxic, very economical, comes in various sizes, great for teachers
Cons: We couldn't think of any!

Setasilk - Silk Paint

Pros: Bright colors! Easy to use, water-based, non-toxic thin paint that can be an alternative for dye, heliographic (can be used full strength for sun painting)
Cons: Not available in larger sizes (250ml max)

Glo Paint Tubes

Pros: Very easy to use, sticks to most surfaces. Paints can be mixed to create new colors, looks nice in the light, as well as glowing in the dark, also bright under black light!
Cons: colors of the actual glowing (phosphorescent) pigment are limited, so glows mostly green, and some orange and yellow, in the dark

Glow In The Dark Paints

Pros: Glows well in the dark after exposure to light, sticks to lots of surfaces, water cleanup, non-toxic
Cons: Limited color selection, small sizes, very thin and transparent, so doesn't look like much in the daytime.

Dharma Pigment Dye

Pros: It's a concentrated (so economical after dilution) pigment system that feels like dye instead of paint, is easy to use for all kinds of techniques, is concentrated, non-toxic and works on most synthetics as well as natural fibers
Cons: Limited color selection, colors fade with washing the first time (typical of "dyeing" with pigments) - you have to like the unique "stonewashed" look