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If you’re not working with the proper shoe material you won’t be able to dye the shoes at all, despite the color. To successfully achieve the truest color, only Air Jordan 11s use 100 percent cotton Air Jordan 2s shoes. Shoes made of 100 percent linen, silk or satin can also be successfully dyed, but they may not reach as bold a color as cotton shoes Air Jordan 10 Retro will. Synthetics and fiber blends can also be dyed, but they will typically only be tinted in the color of your choice rather than achieving a true, bright color. Keep in mind that shoes made with more than 50 percent polyester or made with water repellents (like rain/snow boots) will not be able to be dyed at all.

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