Colorful Fabric Paint Set for Clothes 12 Colors - Permanent Textile Paint Kit for Shoes, Canvas - Non-Toxic Slick Painting Set for Adults, Beginner & Artists

I love this fabric paint set! With 12 vibrant colors, it’s perfect for customizing clothes, shoes, and accessories. The paint goes on smoothly and dries quickly, leaving a bright and durable finish that holds up well after washing. The bottles are easy to use with no mess, making it great for beginners and kids too. Whether you want to add some fun designs or personalize your wardrobe, this set has everything you need to get creative. If you’re looking for an affordable, easy-to-use fabric paint kit that delivers great results, I highly recommend this one!

Perfect! They are really good. Nice painting, pretty durable and permanent. I use them for cosplaying and it works well. Easy to use. The texture is nice and easily blendable with water or solvents. I would recomend, thanks ^^

Great the colors showed up amazing on fabric and was easy to use had great coverage the quality was good it kinda reminded me of acrylic paint

The tubes are a little smaller than I’d like and I had a hell of a time mixing up the pink I wanted because there isn’t an exact basic 3 color palette of just R, B & Y, each at 100%, you know? Not sure if this was to encourage purchasing additional colors or not, but anyway; the mixing was a trial. Still eventually worked my way to the color I wanted for the shirt I was modifying, and it’s held up really well so far. Will update if that changes! They brushed on nicely with my brushes. I didn’t find the paint either too thin or too thick. I know everyone was complaining about one or the other. It seemed to me like they hit the balance they bad to in order to make it apply effectively and still be spreadable. I’ll admit that it’s not the easiest paint to work with, but I can’t imagine a fabric paint being any easier than this while still having all the other necessary materials properties. Maybe people are forgetting this is a different medium and the consistency to work with paper is inherently something much lighter and smoother; no getting around that. Fabric is super absorbent and often pretty porous depending on thread count and weave. These guys didn’t even qualify what kind of fabric you can use, so they’re casting the net wide in terms of consumer base & use cases. They have to play it a little safe to ensure their product works as well as it can against a crazy variety of materials that all identify as fabric. T’is a great material physics burden! Yet they achieved it, as far as I can tell, pretty admirably. So it’s on us as the users/artists to discover the best techniques for essentially a new medium & not expect it to work *exactly* like other types of paint. For one thing, maybe your fabric has a bit of knap to it or it’s a little fuzzy in a way that was imperceptible till you started trying to paint on it (if washed cotton, for instance). With a lesser paint, you’d be at war with these hairs pushing your lightweight paint all over the place, throwing a toddler fit every time you try to put some paint down in a controlled manner. This paint was heavy enough it crushed the opposition, and went on with very little resistance from errant surface fibers. Super impressive! Nonetheless, the thickness that allows for this takes some getting used to, and I also wanted to make sure that it was distributed evenly across the surface without any lumpy extrusions, with precise edges so it didn’t look home made, and thick enough to wear over time and repeat washings. So I cut stencils out of paper for most of the project and simply painted with a brush over the stencil. This came out way better than expected!! haha Also, I was painting with mauve/pink on a black shirt, and it still held up and was plenty readable and opaque. (Bright mauve was the best “bright pink” I could get after obsessively mixing the available colors) There were a few letters I freehanded with a thin brush like the Ss and those came out surprisingly well. When I had to touch them up, the paint behaved more like oil than latex, in that it didn’t break the surface or thin it out to run repeated brush strokes and build up layers for visibility and strength. One thing that helped here was it dries pretty quickly. You know when you’re painting your fingernails and have to touch up a thin patch but if you don’t wait till it’s 100% dry it looks a cat climbing a table cloth and tearing all the china off with it? There was none of that. It just looked like you added more color. Total control. Very satisfying. Overall, I super recommend these; just wish the tubes were a little bigger and that it came with a nice hot pink. 😂

very vibrant

Worked out great

The colors were beautiful and easy to blend to make additional colors. It was helpful that a palette to mix and dip brushes, and brushes, were included to stencil my project.

Not the best color selection. I guess I wasn't paying attention when I bought this set. I used it on a glass windchime that had faded. It's ok, but not as translucent as I'd hoped. I wouldn't highly recommend, but it worked in a pinch. At least my windchime isn't faded anymore.