Tie Dye To Die For
Welcome to the Tie Dye Pants website. I hope you will find your visit here to be entertaining, educational and dare we say… colorful!
Very popular in the 70′s and still popular with many today, tie dye is a creative technique for dyeing fabrics which result in an array of interesting and colorful designs. Generally this involves spinning, pleating, crumpling or folding an article of clothing in various ways, securing it with string or rubber bands and then applying the dye, either by dipping or by using applicator bottles or syringes.
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Creativity is the key here, so feel free to let your imagination soar and experiment with different methods and colors to create your own unique tie dye designs for shirts, pants, socks, hoodies, jackets, dresses, onesies, pajamas, robes, linens or whatever else comes to mind. Tie dye undies? Not many may have the opportunity to admire your creative side, but hey, why not?
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If you are not into making your own tie dye design apparel, check out some of the great pieces offered here at TieDyePants.net. Offering a wide variety of clothing articles and sizes for infants, boys, girls, ladies and men, you are sure to find something to satisfy your adventurous side.
But for those of you who want to explore your creative side and have a whole lot of fun in the process, be sure to check out the two videos below and …dive into the art of tie dye.
Tie-Dye Dresses: Political or Fashion Statement?
Women’s hippy culture began in the sixties. Women wearing tie-dye dresses was more of a movement as compared to a fashion statement. This movement was about peace and protest of a country at war and this became an era where the lifestyles of hippies stood out tremendously.
There were many people who followed this movement. Some were motivated in becoming hippies while others merely found the views of this culture interesting hence following the movement.
The types of clothes worn by this culture however was quite eccentric and the fashion definitely caught on and is still
popular to this day. The wearing of tie-dye dresses by women has become popular even within our current society and has proved it’s here to stay within the fashion world.
Women’s tie-dye dresses are typically colorful and long with full skirts and have proved quite feminine. Tie-dye dresses are sometimes designed differently within our modern times and it is a fashion which refuses to go away with designers, famous and not-so famous, revitalizing the look of tie-dye for women.
No matter how strange or boldly the women’s tie-dye dresses are designed, they seem to be flying off the shelves and not only in alternative style boutiques but department stores as well. Women’s tie-dye dresses prove unique and eccentric while standing out from the crowd of other fashions. Many people embrace this fashion due to wanting to be unique and trendy.
Currently, modern-day hippies still wear the same odd fashioned clothes but all of a sudden, within our fashion world, they are no longer odd. Some women who wear the tie-dye dresses are not all quote “hippies” however, it’s obvious they enjoy the fashion statement.
No matter how commercialized the hippy statement was and has become, the hippy fashion is still linked with the values of hippies. When you view a woman wearing a tie-dye dress, you must wonder, is she a hippy or is she just fashion-minded or both? Only she knows the truth.
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LOL – living in the Pacific NW I still see a lot of tie dye! Although I have to admit tye died pants are not that common. Hopefully you will be starting a new (or re-newed) trend!
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It’s a really nice article on tie dye cloths and its history. I have worn tie dye dresses so many time but really didn’t know that women wearing tie-dye dresses was more of a movement than a fashion statement. I personally feel that women’s tie dye dresses are very colorful and i love it. The good thing about tie dye cloths is that it has never really gone out of fashion.
I love the tie dye effect, I remember making a top when I was at school which we had to tie dye great fun
This is amazing and helpful. Girls always love to add anything to make their shirts chic. I used to dye my shirts in grade school, and make designs out of plain shirts. But I didn’t use kits at my time. The tips on how to fold to make more designs are really helpful.