Burnt Velvet Plant-Based Powdered Fabric Dye
Natural Botanical Powder Dye | DIY Colour Dyes
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Designed By Sleep Specialists
Burnt Velvet Plant-Based Powdered Fabric Dye
WHY CHOOSE
WildHue Botanical Dyes
Hear from James, our CEO and sleep specialist, on the benefits and unique properties of WildHue's natural botanical powder dyes.
Wild Hue botanical fabric dyes are effective on natural and synthetic fibres, including cotton, linen, hemp, eucalyptus silk, wool, and bamboo. Each fibre type absorbs dye differently, giving every project a unique finish:
- Protein fibres (such as silk and wool) produce deeper, more vibrant colours.
- Cellulosic fibres (such as cotton and linen) yield lighter, subtler tones.
These natural variations mean no two pieces will ever look exactly the same - every creation is truly one-of-a-kind, while remaining non-toxic, safe, and sustainable.
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Explore Our Dyes
At Wild Hue™, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. Our botanical powder dyes are:
- Biodegradable, non-toxic, and hypoallergenic – safe for your skin and the environment
- Produced in collaboration with artisans in India, preserving traditional dyeing techniques passed down for generations
- Designed to support both cultural heritage and ecological responsibility
With Wild Hue, you’re not just dyeing fabric - you’re creating naturally beautiful textiles while making an environmentally conscious choice.
Dye Guide
- 50 g packet → dyes up to 1 kg of fabric
Example: a pair of socks or a lightweight scarf - 100 g packet → dyes up to 2 kg of fabric
Example: a cotton T-shirt or pillowcases - 200 g (2 × 100 g) → dyes up to 4 kg of fabric
Example: a hoodie, jumper, or medium-weight dress - 400 g (4 × 100 g) → dyes up to 8 kg of fabric
Example: a double duvet cover or a set of curtains
Top Tip: Use a little more dye for deeper colours, or a little less for softer tones.
Top Tips
- Give fabrics space: Always allow room for textiles to move freely in the dye bath for even coverage.
- Adjust colour depth: Add more dye or increase soaking time for deeper tones. Use less dye or reduce time for lighter shades.
- Embrace uniqueness: Every fabric absorbs natural dye differently, ensuring every piece is one-of-a-kind.
FAQs
What is the difference between percale and sateen sheets?
Percale: Crisp, matte, lightweight, and breathable - perfect for a cool, airy sleep.
Sateen: Smooth, slightly lustrous, and warmer - ideal for a soft, silky feel. Choose the one that suits your sleep style.
Are these sheets hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin?
Yes! Organic cotton percale is naturally soft and breathable, making it gentle on sensitive skin. The tight weave also reduces dust mites and allergens, creating a cleaner, healthier sleep surface.
Is the cotton organic and sustainably sourced?
Absolutely. Our percale sheets are made from certified organic cotton, grown without harmful pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. The production process uses less water and energy than conventional cotton, supporting both your comfort and the planet.
Do you offer carbon-neutral shipping and eco-friendly packaging?
Yes! All deliveries are carbon-offset, and our packaging is minimal, recyclable, and designed to fit everything in one box. Sleep well knowing your purchase is better for the planet.
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