Heat Transfer Paper for Dark Fabric 20 Sheets, 8.5" X 11" Dark Fabric Transfer Paper, Vivid Color & Durable Iron on Transfer Paper for T Shirts

This heat transfer paper is excellent! The colors came out incredibly bright and sharp. It cuts and weeds perfectly with no hassle at all. It transfers beautifully to the shirts. I'm very impressed with the quality!

Ok so I have a LOT to say about this product because I use it all the time. I LOVE print then cut because it is much easier than layering different colors of traditional iron on. I find that this product works very well, with 2 complaints. I have found that on some shirts it falls off after washes and doesn’t stay on nearly as well as others. That said, for a costume party or one or two time use shirt this stuff is awesome. Another comment, you can’t make very intricate patterns with this because it gets hard to weed/ transfer. I find that adding a border makes projects look better and makes this much easier to work with. This is a great product you just need to be aware of what you are getting. I am attaching a picture of the latest thing I made with it so you can see for yourself.

I bought these on accident when I meant to buy the PrintWorks transfer paper. I didn't realize my error until it was too late. I used this to iron on a custom t-shirt design for my friends and I during a weekend getaway (13 shirts total). All the shirts met the fabric requirements, and I followed the instructions to the letter. And here is what happened: - The only positive about this product is that the colors are vibrant when transfered. But honestly that's not a strong enough plus to carry through the negatives especially when other similar products are comparably vibrant and actually work. -Only 1 of the 13 shirts seemed to adhere solidly -The design on every other shirt began peeling or cracking to some degree within hours of use - I lightly scratched my chest at the edge of the design and it split and peeled - After my trip I tried to repair 2 of the shirts (mine and my husband's) by re-ironing the designs with parchment paper in an attempt to salvage them. Both images got scorch stains, and the vinyl cracked in mine. -still waiting to hear how my friends' shirts hold up after washing, but I'm not taking any bets. Mine are in the washer as I write this and I'm anxiously waiting to see what damage it inflicts I recommend a similar product by PrintWorks. I used these for my friends trip design in 2024 and all 12 shirts I made are still holding up after multiple washes, plus you can put them in the dryer unlike these: https://a.co/d/0epcNKa. I wholly regret my mistake of purchasing these, as it's been a waste of a ton of printer ink and some pretty nice shirts. At this point I'm hoping they continue to peel easily so I can just rip off the decals and replace them with ones from a better brand.

This was my first attempt amd I didnt follow the instructions and the heat was higher than what it was recommend and the white letters started getting red pigment. I then tried to do it again on a shirt following the instructions and it came out amazing. I did keep the instructions for future projects since I only used 3 pages. I tried it on my son's pangs and I think I should have done it for a longer time because they did stars falling down or might be that it wouldn't work with that material. I haven't tried it with Jeans but will try to see if it works better.

Love it! Worked great with my design on the dark t-shirt