(Previously known as DYEMUREX, INC.)
Our company is the most experienced thermochromic dyer in the world with 15 years of dedicated experience in this very difficult dyeing process.
Blank t-shirts
For Screen pirinters and promotional
✔ 24 to 10,000+ unit orders
✔ Mixed sizes and colors
✔ Imprintable
✔ Ships from Philadelphia PA
Retail boxed t-shirts
For Brick and Mortar Stores
✔ Retail boxed
✔ POP Display Stands
✔ LCD Video Demo Displays
✔ Shrink wrap tamper proof.
Worldwide
For retail customers
✔ Kids and Adults t-shirts
✔ Buy 1 or more
✔ Worldwide locations
✔ Many colors to choose from
for quick turnarounds and high quality
We process in the U.S.A. so that deadlines are met and quality is kept to a maximum. We do not fail on delivery times and have a quick turnaround from our dyehouse in Pennsylvania onthe East Coast
Steven Tabaczynski
After seeing an episode of The Goldbergs i had to get a hypercolor shirt. I got the blue to white one and it changed colors very drastically. I ordered it on a tuesday and it came that saturday which was cool. I got a medium and it looks and fits fine. Definitely buy it its worth it.
Lynn Costa
I love this shirt! I always get compliments and it fits really comfortably. It reacts to heat or moisture... so raindrops or sweat will also make your shirt turn colors in those areas... it fits true to size. Definitely will get another one!
In 1991 the first thermochromic dyed shirts where created under the brand name Hypercolor by a company called Genera. These color changing shirts became very popular from a TV show called 90210 where some of the main characters wore the shirts in an episode. This exploded sales to $54 million in 1 year.
The problem with Hypercolor shirts that squashed the market was they washed out after only a few washes and would stop changing color if dryed in a hot tumble dryer so the craze died in 1992.
Our company President Karl Clayton of Dyemurex took over re-developing this color shifting technology in 2005 to solve the problems of washout and heat damage. After 5 years of extensive research Karl Clayton released the Global Technacolour brand and in 2014 changed the name to Shadow Shifter after a conflict with Technicolour Movie Studios in France.