🖌️ Uchida Marvy Navy Broad Point Fabric Marker: Top-quality Art Supplies for Textile Projects Review

I used this marker to touch up a navy blue t-shirt that I had accidentally splattered with bleach. The color covered most of the stains but for the most part it washes out with every wash, even if reapplied with every wear. I've reapplied the marker paint every time I wear it, but again, most of the paint washes out with washing.

Like the Cadillac of fabric markers they are so amazing and so juicy plus they have a brush tip which makes them easy to use. The color in the pens is very opaque and super durable. To further set the color, you can throw the fabric item in a high-temperature dryer or iron it. They help a lot with small "oops" bleach stains, which is what I mainly use them for:

Purchased to hide bleach stains on uniforms. I've painted both the inside and outside of my uniform and it looks like it goes really well together. However, it was gone after the first wash. I repeated it several times with the same result. The only positive is that the bleach stain has changed from a permanent pink to a permanent very light blue. I think a navy blue marker would be a cheaper and better option. This is the first permanent color I've seen that isn't actually permanent.

This pen brought a couple of old toms to life. I was very happy with the marker. I just dyed one shoe to show the before and after. I'll let you know later if there are any drying or colorfastness/brightness issues. I think I can't upload an image :/ At least I don't know how. Maybe I'll upload a photo later if there's a chance.

I used this marker to touch up a navy blue t-shirt that I had accidentally splattered with bleach. The color covered most of the stains but for the most part it washes out with every wash, even if reapplied with every wear. I reapplied the highlighter every time I wore it, but again, most of the color washes out with washing.