Premium Leather Dye for Customization and Restoration

Angelus Brand’s quality dye products offer more than just color. Across our range, you’ll find advantages that make every project easier, cleaner, and longer-lasting.

• Vibrant Colors That Last: Formulated to resist cracking and fading, Angelus dyes keep your leather, suede, and fabric projects looking bold and fresh through everyday use.

• Deep Penetration: Designed to soak into furniture leather, suede, fabrics, vinyl, and even plastics, our dyes bond with the material for rich, even coverage.

• Crack-Resistant Finish: Flexible color moves naturally with the surface, helping to prevent cracking on footwear, bags, and upholstery.

• Easy to Use: Smooth, consistent application makes blending colors and achieving precise results feel effortless, whether you’re a beginner or a pro.

• Material Versatility: From leather and suede to velour, carpet, and multiple fabric types, you’ll always find the right match for your project.

• Safe and Made in the USA: Manufactured to high safety standards, with many options labeled non-toxic and low-VOC to keep your workspace comfortable and safe.

Our professional-grade dyes are made with carefully balanced solvent bases and concentrated pigments, giving you long-lasting, dependable color across every project.

Every Angelus Brand leather or suede dye is proudly made in the USA, delivering consistent quality and safety from the order desk to your workspace.

For a lower-odor, non-flammable option that’s easier to ship and comfortable for indoor use, choose low-VOC leather dye.

Working on fabrics, carpet, or even small plastics? Rit fabric dyes are a trusted, non-toxic choice that still delivers bold, even coverage.

No matter what you choose, set up a well-ventilated workspace, wear gloves, and follow the label instructions so you can focus on creating.

Proper prep and application are key to vibrant, even color. Here is a straightforward process to get professional results. 

1. Prep the surface. For leather, clean and strip factory finishes with a leather preparer and deglazer. For suede, brush with a suede brush or clean with an easy cleaner. 

2. Protect surrounding areas. Use painter’s tape or cover nearby sections to avoid accidental dye transfer, especially on mixed-material items.

3. Apply the dye. Load a wool dauber or brush with dye. Apply thin, even coats, working into seams and edges. For suede, keep strokes light to avoid crushing the nap.

4. Build color gradually. Let each coat dry completely before adding another. This helps control shade depth and ensures even coverage.

5. Buff and remove excess. Once the final coat is dry, gently buff with a clean cloth to remove loose pigment.

6. Seal and protect. For leather, apply a finisher or conditioner to maintain softness and durability. For suede, finish with a water- and stain-repellent spray.

7. Let it cure before use. Allow your project to rest for at least 24 hours before handling or wearing.