Transfer Paper for Inkjet and Laser Printers, T-Shirt Heat Transfer Paper, Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl, Suitable for White and Light-Colored Fabrics, Easy to Cut and Use. 20 Sheets A4 (8.3"*11.7")

Very good quality , very easy instructions, I did have to wash my garment before 48h as it transferred some of the wax from the table to the garment,but it came out really well, with minimal damage, would recomend, but for my next garment I will use some teflon paper and wash after 48h as per instructions!

Used this to transfer onto tote bags. Printing was easy following instructions (laser printer on label setting).I initially somehow missed the box with instructions on how long to iron for, so didn't iron for long enough (the background was still white). Once I saw it said 5ish minutes for the size I was doing, I just went back and ironed again until the background was clear rather than white. Results looked great - really pleased :D

all right for a starter kit.

I have never used transfer paper before but wanted to print 3 t shirts for a school trip. I used an inkjet printer for the design and followed the instructions. I left the t shirts 48 hours and then washed them inside out and the transfer stayed perfect. I was really impressed with the finish.

Excellent value for money ease of use

Best transfer paper I have bought, and I have tried loads over the years. Great value.

I try this product it’s horrible, very hard to cut it. I was my t-shirt for the first time and it’s horrible. I will never buy it again.

Things didn't get off to a particularly audacious start with this pack of transfer paper; the very first one I pulled out of the pack was already peeling away from the backing! Just in one corner, so probably still fine to feed into the printer, but I'm a little bit wary...Having put that sheet to one side, I then discovered another oddity: these sheets are slightly wider and taller than a standard A4 page. Only slightly - it's about 2mm (or around 1/16"), but if your printer has a manual paper-alignment lever, it's just enough to mean that you can't just stick a single transfer paper atop some standard A4.That minor concern aside, the print came out nicely, and it was easy to iron onto a shirt. And that's the main thing which matters!