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Dyeable shoes - good or bad?

posted 2 years ago in Shoes

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Ngolden1 August 22, 2010 Albany, NY

Will they bleed on my bridesmaids' feet?? What if the grass is dewey or it's wet outside? Anyone have experience?

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MissDallasCowboy October 2011

ooo I've been wondering the same thing! I'm getting married back East in the fall so rain is definately a strong possibility. I was going to get them for myself but am afraid they will bleed all over the bottom of my dress and feet. I'd also love to know if this happens!

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Toffee January 15, 2011 Hayden, Id

I didn't even think about that! Gosh, if they do then I'll just have to go with white because of the possibility of snow...

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noritake22 March 31, 2011 Seattle

If you know the feet won't sweat or get wet somehow, they are great. I contemplated getting dyables for my girls and myself, but decided not to because I didn't want to chance the color bleeing onto anyone's feet.

I ended up going to ninashoes.com to get all of our shoes. If you sign up with them, they send you a 20% off coupon that is good on your first order and if you spend $100 or more, you get free shipping.

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RoddyBride09 September 5, 2009 Bethlehem, PA

I only wore dyeables once and it was for my cousin's wedding. Unfortunately, my feet and the feet of the other bridesmaids looked like our feet were bleeding because the dye ran off onto our feet but it was only noticeable when we took our shoes off which is what I did to dance. I do think they can work out but there is definitely the possibility of the colors bleeding especially if they get wet.

What color are you thinking of?

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rachelss August 22, 2010 Fort Collins, CO

My friend got dyables and didn't dye them because she just wanted white. I noticed they got stained from the wet/dirty grass.

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