Buffalo Bills Ice Dye

Buffalo Bills ice dye brings together a bold royal blue and a vivid red — two primary colors that create striking contrast on fabric. When we work with Procion MX dyes in this palette, the blue tends to be the anchor. It saturates deep into cotton fibers during the ice melt, pooling in the folds and creating rich navy-to-cobalt gradients that mirror Lake Erie on a winter morning.

The red is where the magic happens in ice dye. Procion MX reds are notorious for splitting — a single "red" dye can fracture into coral, magenta, and true crimson as the ice melts at different rates across the fabric. On a Bills piece, you'll see rivers of red bleeding alongside channels of blue, with unexpected purple transitions where the two colors meet and overlap.

We typically crumple the blank rather than fold it for Bills colorways. The crumple technique creates the organic, chaotic patterns that look best with high-contrast two-color palettes. The result is a piece that reads unmistakably Bills from across the room — bold blue and red with that watercolor depth you can only get from ice dye.