A dye studio work table lined with squeeze bottles of bright colour, loose rubber bands and gloves, and a white shirt bundled and tied on a wire rack over a tray.

These are the dates still open for a private party.

Birthdays, teams, church groups, bachelorette afternoons and school classes. We dye in the back room, you take the shirts home wet in a bag, and they get rinsed at your house the next day. Eight people minimum, twenty-two maximum, and a date is not yours until the deposit is in.

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How a party actually runs

Pick a date off the calendar and call. We hold it for five days without money, which is enough time to check with the other parents.
A $60 deposit holds it for real. It comes off the final bill. Cancel more than a week out and it moves to another date rather than disappearing.
Tell us the headcount three days ahead. That is the number we buy blanks and mix dye for, and it is the number you are billed for even if two people do not show.
Two hours in the back room. Fold, tie, dye, bag. Gloves and aprons are ours. Wear something you have already ruined.
Everything goes home wet. Sealed bags, one per person, labeled. Rinse cold the next morning, wash alone the first time. The instruction card is in the bag.

Squeeze bottles of concentrated dye stood upside down on a splattered plastic table, magenta turquoise and yellow, a rubber glove beside them.

Plain white cotton tee shirts folded and stacked by size on wooden shelving in a back room.

What it costs

Per head, blanks included. Eight people is the floor for every option. Prices in this mockup are illustrative.

Bandana

$14 per head

One bandana each
About 45 minutes
Good for under-sevens

The standard party

$28 per head, eight minimum

The one almost everybody books. Two hours in the back room, one adult cotton tee per person from our blanks, every technique we know how to teach in that time, and the bag to take it home in.

Spiral, crumple, bullseye and the folded stripe
Sizes youth small through adult 3XL on the shelf
Bring your own cake. We have a table and a fridge
Add a second shirt for $12

Team and roster orders

$34 per head, twelve minimum

Heavier shirt, holds up to a season of washing
Numbers or a name pressed on after dyeing
Two colours matched to what you already wear
Ten days from deposit to pickup

Adults only, Friday evening

$36 per head, eight minimum

After six, doors closed, bring your own drinks
Tee, tote or a pair of pillowcases
Three hours, which is one more than you think you need

A rail hung with about a dozen finished tie dye shirts in a row, spirals in orange, blue, red, green and pink, shot straight on against a white wall.

The walk-in shop

Wednesday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Closed: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
Where: 123 Main St, Liberty, Missouri

Yes, closed Thursday and open Friday. It confuses everyone, including us, so it is printed here rather than left for you to find out at the door. Finished shirts, hoodies, socks and tote bags are on the rack during those hours, and the back room is usually mid-party, which you are welcome to look at through the door.