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I have a denim jacket I would like to have dyed black. Where can I find a place to do that? I wouldn’t even know where to look. Thanks.
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You might try asking a dry cleaners or a tailer/dressmaker shop.
Or you can try dying it yourself, it is not very difficult. You need a good sized bucket (I've bought five-gallon buckets at a paint supply section of a hardware store) and access to a laundry sink (or bathtub... you can clean it with bleach afterwards). A good fabric store would have high quality dyes for use to use (including cold water dyes).
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