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The past few months of quarantine brought back a 1960s fashion trend that has been making the rounds on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok: tie-dye. Wardrobe staples like hoodies, sweatpants and T-shirts ...

Unlike most trends that you need a trip to the shops to get involved in, all you need for tie-dyeing is something white, at least one colour of fabric dye, and some rubber bands or string. It looks ...

I don't know about you, but I can't stop seeing tie dye on my Instagram feed, everyone seems to be embracing the whole lockdown DIY thing, and dyeing your own clothes, preferably sweatpants, seems to ...

It’s safe to say most of us have been spending a bit more time in loungewear. If you’ve been scrolling through Instagram and TikTok, you’ve probably seen the rising trend of matching tie-dye ...