HTVRONT 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

Worked well, easy to use, grey coverage on black shirts. Just remember, that after you print, you have to PEEL the iron on from the backing paper. I missed that step the first time and then spent half an hour wondering why it wouldn’t stick the to the shirt, after trying two irons and a heat press :P. But, once you peel it works like a dream. I did get a little wrinkle in one of them when I moved the iron too quickly, so just watch for that, as the peeled off transfer is pretty delicate. It does feel kind of plasticy and like and iron on, so I don’t know how long it will last, or if it will peel and crack, but I am satisfied with the purchase, and they did well for what I needed. It was kind of fun, and I even covered a shirt with a design I didn’t like with something new.

used this for a few shirt projects, and when it comes out right, baby, it comes out real nice. The colors show up bold on dark fabric, and the design holds on better than I expected after pressing. I was pleased with how bright everything looked once it was on the shirt, didn’t come out dull or washed like some transfer paper will. Now I will say it took me a little trial and error to get my pressure and timing together. It’s not hard, but it definitely does better when you take your time and follow the directions close. Once I got in a rhythm with it, the shirts started turnin’ out a whole lot better.

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.

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.

Good quality