Living dangerously!
I usually don’t advise black clothes, but apparently textiles that are made from nylon, spandex, what have you, are usually manufactured from material that has been produced in the color desired in it’s original manufacturing process. avoiding the need for dying in the first place.
Reducing the potential for staining.
BUT ALWAYS TEST FIRST!
I like it! I have had good luck with three Garments, so far...for not Staining my Dolls. Two sheer Kimono type Robes, and one Dress....made of some kind of synthetic Material, as you said... I think the Color is in the Synthetic Fabric, not dyed onto it. I am still hesitant about Black, and Dark Blue, though...
This test ended in complete failure!
I have to remember that nothing is safe except white.
That’s disappointing to hear... I tried a Navy Colored Leotard, on one of my Girls, last year....some type of Stretchy Synthetic Material...It was fine , for an entire day...no Stains. But, once I left it on, overnight...it stained her, in many places...
That’s exactly how it went down with me.
Put it on for the entire day, checking on it throughout the day.
All seemed fine until I came home from work today, moderate and light stains all over! Fucking heartbreaking!
I believe what it is, it’s the oil first saturating the clothes then that washes the color out, then back into the TPE. I don’t know, don’t care anymore. I won’t let anything but white near my dolls. I‘m surprised the pink blanket hasn’t stained any of them!
@Fantastic Plastic Well, if it makes you feel any better...I am a slow learner, too. I left the Green Elf Dress, on overnight, on the New Elf....and stained her, in several places...
So, she spent the night, slathered down in Acne Cream, with 10% Benzoyl Peroxide...
At least that stuff works well, at quickly removing the Stains....
And, So, back to Naked Dolls, wrapped in their Fleece Blankets, 99% of the time... Clothing only allowed for Photo Shoots, then right back off...
Yes, the Acne cream is also working for me as well.