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Witcher 3 Armor Dyes - Every Colour and How to Craft

Witcher 3 Armor Dyes

Every armor dye in The Witcher 3, the Blood and Wine colours for recolouring witcher gear, with the formula and ingredients each one needs.

Recolouring witcher gear in The Witcher 3

Dyes arrived with Blood and Wine and do one job in The Witcher 3: they change the colour of witcher school armor. They are applied from the inventory rather than at a workbench, and they can be cleared again, so nothing about the choice is permanent.

Only witcher school sets take a dye. Ordinary Witcher 3 armor, relic pieces and the vampire gear keep the colour the game gave them, which makes dyes a finishing touch on a completed set rather than something to use early.

Geralt and Anna Henrietta in Toussaint, where Witcher 3 armor dyes are sold
Geralt and Anna Henrietta in Toussaint, where Witcher 3 armor dyes are sold

Buying and brewing Witcher 3 dyes

Dyes are alchemy items: each has a formula, and each formula asks for dye ingredients bought from herbalists and merchants in Toussaint. The Witcher 3 alchemy formulas page lists them alongside the potions.

The formulas themselves are sold rather than found, so a single visit to a Beauclair herbalist usually covers the whole palette.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can you dye in The Witcher 3?

Witcher school armor only. Each piece of a school set can be dyed separately, and the colour can be removed later to return the piece to its original look.

Where do you get dyes in The Witcher 3?

They come from Blood and Wine. Buy the formulas and dye ingredients from herbalists and merchants in Toussaint, then brew each colour like any other Witcher 3 alchemy item.

Do dyes change armor stats in The Witcher 3?

No. A dye only changes the colour of a piece. Armor rating, resistances and set bonuses are untouched.