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Anna: maybe this video will help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHXBIwhgAjM

Rit makes a dye for synthetics. I think that's your best bet, Anna.

You can find Rit dye for synthetics like polyester, acrylics, acetate and others from Joann and Amazon for sure. That sounds like the best product for your dress. Best to you.

I'd use RIT dye.

Hello. I might suggest fabric paint, watered down. Carefully dab spots.

I am under the impression that synthetic fabrics Do not respond to Rit dyes.

Where exactly on the dress are the bleached out areas, and how large are they?

I am wondering if sewing ribbon, appliques, or other trim overtop of the areas might be an alternative to trying to dye the whole garment?

I would take it to a dry cleaner to see what they can do. I can tell you, I have used Magic Markers on clothes before, on the back side. You must go very slowly, a little bit at a time. Blend in with a brush or Qtip.

Hi Anna, sorry about your black dress. I hope this helps you. Good luck. How do you fix faded black clothes?

To brighten faded black clothes, first put them in the washer on a normal cycle using cold water. Then brew 2 cups of very strong black coffee or tea. When your washer's rinse cycle starts, add the coffee or tea, then let the cycle finish. Hang the clothes to dry, since putting them in the dryer can fade them.

www.wikihow.life › Brighten-Faded-Black-Clothing

I use Rit dye. You can do it on your stove top or in your washer, if it isn't self leveling. If you do it in the washer, make sure to run TWO cleaning cycles afterwards or you'll be looking for a way to remove black dye from other items.

I did this with a pair of black pants that got cleaner splattered on them that contained some time of bleaching agent. Perfect results.