Weathering clothing for a post apoc look

Here's a quick video on one of my methods I use for my clothing to make them looked wrecked.
Materials;
Rit dye
Espresso wood stain
2in chip brush
1in chip brush
80 grit sand paper
A razor knife
A serrated knife
Song list is in the video at the start of each one in the lower left hand corner.

[@avulgarpicture2651]

Best weathering techniques plus soundtrack! I needed a good weathering tutorial for a costume I need to rough up before Friday for a Haunt. Thanks!

[@psybergeist]

Best weathering tutorial soundtrack ever!

[@kardosphilippe6886]

Nothing can go wrong with the Cramps!!! Cool tutorial and I suscribed!

[@peterraschke5239]

Absolutely awesome music! Great video/tutorial - Cheers from Aus..

[@Nanachi0000]

Pretty damn nice, probably going to use this technique on my part 6 Jason costume

[@esme5280]

very helpfull! I know im late but im doing a scary drive through tonight and i have to be dead i need my clothes to be raggy! This works amazing ty

[@leannericher]

Awesome video! I don't think I would wear the wood stain but I understand how you are using what you have around

[@codybrookehanson2346]

Great song choices

[@johannes3036]

Thanks for good ideas!

[@tarekyeerum2006]

awesome thanks for the tips..

[@fireformedwind9376]

Have mine soaking in black tea atm the moment was outside on the line for months

[@BDReflet]

Nice!

[@bobby11000gh]

Just curious how to you keep the dye spots from bleeding when washing it ?

[@dianel338]

Hi what color,dye did you use?

[@westword6558]

Bad ass !

[@pureace23]

Come for the tutorial, stay for the music

[@hayleeleonard408]

Do you have any specific techniques for say, a zombie costume? I’m weathering a pair of nurses scrubs

[@VultureproductionsCincinnati]

Nothing different than this. It can all still be applied the same way.

[@hayleeleonard408]

@@VultureproductionsCincinnati what do you suggest for blood splatter then? I am going for super nasty

[@VultureproductionsCincinnati]

@@hayleeleonard408 red paint maybe. Varying shades. I'd put on a glove and dip your fingers in the paint then kinda just flick your hand towards the clothing. It'll give a nice splatter effect.

[@hayleeleonard408]

@Vulture productions thank you!

[@MissEsmerder]

Was the rit dye brown or black? I cant tell in the video?

[@MissEsmerder]

also,would a boot polish work?

[@Sir-IKON]

if it rains, will it ruin the rit dye?

[@VultureproductionsCincinnati]

Ive never had any issues with rain, sweat or water hitting it at all.

[@ApocGuy]

@@VultureproductionsCincinnati acrylic paint? i had some great success with acrylics in past :)

[@hailstormk9417]

Sup Larry

[@LeahShawFan]

Thats ok but I tell what would I chose: From dead Military s I would tacke the armor and wear it under a black shirt black scarf to be not bit on the neck a Trench coat a belt whit absolutly a knife or dual knife whit an hoodie any and a half white half red wood mask ✌️ my opinion

[@juliansokolov8624]

Nice, would it work for the blue jeans as well?

[@VultureproductionsCincinnati]

Absolutely!

[@fionaleonard2209]

Please don't use RIT dye or in fact most dyes without gloves and a mask. It is more toxic than they let on and as a professional costumer I have met many costumers and craft persons with neurological damage from using them over time.

[@Apollo_Blaze]

Thanks for that info...I have used the Rit before....Good to know

[@maacsdead]

i use my RIT dye with my arm