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Shoe Dyeing

We offer the highest quality dyeable shoes on the market. Here are some tips to getting them dyed the perfect color for you or your bridesmaids.

	Dye charge $15.00 per pair.
	Fabric swatches must be at least 1" by 1", but larger is preferred.
	Send swatches through regular mail, along with your order to: Dyeablecollection.com Boynton Beach Mall Boynton Beach, Florida 334400
	Dyed shoes will be returned to customer 10-14 days after receipt.
	No Returns or Exchanges on worn or dyed items, or decorated shoes.

COLORS WILL LOOK DIFFERENT FROM INDOOR TO OUTDOOR (NATURAL) LIGHTING!

Color changes in different light settings are due to the fabric being dyed, and are unavoidable. For example, peaches, beiges, and taupes look pinkish in outdoor lighting. Grey may look lilac. Please be specific about your lighting environment. Dark colors are less susceptible to change. If there are any questions about this, please call our toll-free number for clarification between 10 AM and 5 PM Eastern Standard Time.

Since your wedding day shoes are for one of your life's most important occasions, it is important that they be the proper color. Dyeing is a very delicate business, which is why we do not offer this service online. Due to the artful myriad variances in color and dyeing technique, we believe it's best for you, once you receive your dyeable shoes, to take them to your local shoe store or shoe repair shop to ensure you are completely satisfied with the results.

Here are some tips for making sure you get the perfect color:

Dye is water soluble, so be sure to cover your newly dyed shoes with water repellent. This won't completely prevent staining and running if your shoes are exposed to moisture or water, but it will help control it. Ask the person dyeing your shoes to provide a swatch of the dyed color for your approval before you agree to applying it to your shoes. Be aware that dyed items can change hue under indoor or bright outdoor light. Be sure to ask about this, and test the color under the light you'll be exposed to on the big day.