Overdyeing service Sandy Beach (tea)
100% Natural Colors
Professional coloring
Color variations are natural and make your piece unique.
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Natural spring colors – overdyeing service
Breathe new life into your clothes with plant-based dyes! Transform your favorite light-colored pieces into beautiful natural shades using local resources.
How it works:
1. Choose your parts and your desired color.
2. Add it to your shopping cart.
3. Group orders: For orders of 5 or more items, you automatically receive a 15% discount!
4. Receive a shipping label via email and send your parts to us.
5. After 2-3 weeks they come back in new colors.
Our color palette:
* Peach Blossom – Soft pink made from recycled avocado seeds
* Sun Earth – Warm terracotta made from gerbera acacia extract
* Olive grove – Fresh greens from collected red onion skins
* Sandy Beach – Soft beige from brewed black tea
Shipping: Return shipping is free!
Perfect for families & groups of friends:
* Collect your parts together and save 15% from 5 parts
* Combine different colors as desired
* Each piece will be unique!
✅ Local circular economy – we use food waste from Cologne restaurants
✅ Only lighter, washed textiles made from natural fibers
💌 Questions? Contact us! We'll be happy to advise you on the suitability of your textiles.
- HOW IT WORKS
- MATERIALS
- GROUP ORDER
- CARE
Order online, receive your shipping label by email and send your items to us. After 2-3 weeks you will receive your indigo-dyed items back. Return shipping is free.
We dye all light natural fibers such as cotton, linen, silk and wool. The textiles should be washed.
Save up to 15% on bulk orders. One person orders and coordinates, and each item is individually labeled. Returns are shipped together to a single address.
Your dyed items will develop their own character over time. Wash separately and cold for the first 2-3 washes.
Our circular economy: From waste to dye
Our spring colors are created from local resources that would otherwise end up in the trash. This way, we close cycles and create something valuable from what would otherwise be considered waste:
We collect avocado pits for our peach blossom pink at the Cologne restaurant "Los Carnales." What's left over after making guacamole becomes our valuable coloring.
Red onion skins for our olive grove clay come from the Cologne burger restaurant "Die Fette Kuh." These skins produce amazing green hues!
We collect black tea for our sandy beach clay from our friends – tea scraps that would otherwise end up in the compost.
We only import our Cutch extract (for Sonnenerde) as a sustainable plant extract, since the tanner's acacia does not grow in our latitudes.
This creates a double sustainability effect: We dye textiles from discarded materials that would otherwise be thrown away. Resource conservation at its best!