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Dash-Dye & Design House · Grand Rapids, MI

More joy is possible.

Hand-dyed color in 150 shades, from an autistic-founded dash-dye and design house. Find the colors your body is reaching for, dash them onto clothes that feel as good as they look, and walk out wearing something no one else has.

Ready to Wear Pieces

Take the color home

One-of-a-kind pieces, already dyed, ready to reflect your joy!

In the Studio

Pick your way in

There’s more than one way to start. Every one of them begins with your hands in color. Bring your own pieces or choose blanks at the studio.

Pigment, water, wind.

No tying. No buckets. No mistakes.

How Dash-Dyeing Works

You have to feel it to know it.

Color isn’t something you pick off a screen. Your body responds before your mind does. Powdered pigment, damp fabric, a little mist. No tying, no buckets, no mistakes, only discoveries. See what colors your body responds to.

Festival Scarf – Caribbean Blue, hand dash-dyed by More Joy Studio

Made to Feel Good

Wear what feels good.

Fewer seams. No sewn-in tags. Soft, flowing rayon and generous pieces of fabric you can wrap, drape and tie your way. Every sensory detail comes from my own body, because the way something feels can matter as much as the way it looks.

Your body. Your colors. Your comfort. Your expression.

Ready to Dash

150 Activated Dyes

Grab activated dyes and make your own piece of art that reflects your joy!

Color is better shared.

Friends, families, teams and classrooms.

For Your Group

One palette. Everyone’s spin.

Bring dash-dyeing to your people: in my studio for up to six, at your place where everyone pays their own way, or as a special event you host, from team days to retired uniforms revived in your palette. Every person dashes their own pattern. Unified, never identical.

From The Portraits

Every color is someone's story!

Real people choosing themselves, in color. From The Spectrum Between Us to Michigan Birds, my ArtPrize 2026 installation of thirty West Michiganders dressed as their native birds.
Dai as the Wood Duck, a power portrait by More Joy Studio

Dai as the Wood Duck at Reeds Lake: emerald, midnight blue and bronze. A woman quietly authoring whatever comes next.

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Emmy as the European Starling, a power portrait by More Joy Studio

Emmy as the European Starling: Raven Black and Imperial Purple, a bird that shimmers when the light finds it. So does she.

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Jules as the Crow, a power portrait by More Joy Studio

Jules as the Crow at Millennium Park: all black, steady, alert and playful. Their intelligence and humor finally get the spotlight.

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Color Unlocks Us

Learn what your body is telling you.

Color Resources

Learn the language of color

Resources and ideas that will help you understand your favorite colors better!

Hand, Undertone

Undertone

Warm, cool, neutral or olive? How color temperature works, simple tests to find your skin’s undertone and the

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