TransOurDream Heat Transfer Paper for Dark T Shirts(20 Sheets, 8.5x11),Printable HTV Heat Transfer Vinyl for Inkjet Printers

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolute Game Changer for DIY Projects! I am absolutely amazed by the quality of these iron-on transfers! I used them to customize tote bags and t-shirts for a bachelorette party, and they turned out better than store-bought. The colors are incredibly vibrant (even more so in person), and they were so easy to apply. I used a household iron (no steam, firm pressure) and they adhered perfectly in about 15-20 seconds. I’ve already washed the shirts inside out, and the design still looks brand new—no peeling or cracking at all. Definitely a 5-star

Pretty consistant quality, In the begining I had issues with the transfer paper curling up going through the printer, contacted the company and they told me to place a little bit of tape at the top of the paper, it works. Great customer service. I have ordered so many of these since they told me how to fix that issue. I do recommend,

Works great if done right. !! !! !! Will crack if ironed without Teflon sheet !! !! !!

This is great heat transfer paper. It works great and is very easy to use.

I really struggled with giving these heat transfers 4-stars but I think its important that I do. They arrived in perfect condition. The instructions were very clear and thorough. I love that they include the tables with information for how to print/cut and apply using different methods/machines. My test print/cut/apply went beautifully. Then I start printing pages for a customer. The pages start coming out of the printer with the top edges peeled up, folded over, corners ripped off. I ended up having to toss 2-3 sheets due to damage during printing but ALL of the sheets had some top edge lifting. I've used half the package so far (pk of 32) and 2-3 were not usable after printing. The ones that did print/cut went on to be applied very easily. Time will tell whether the applied prints hold up in the wash. I've read the care/wash instructions so hope they'll survive a few washes. I'm giving my customer a heads up that I'm not sure how well the prints will stay on the clothes and to follow the wash/care instructions carefully. I'd really love to see improvements made to adherence of the printable layer to the backing sheet so that theyre not so easily damaged during the printing process.

Alright, folks, gather 'round because I’ve found the holy grail of DIY t-shirt designs for dark colored shirts—**Iron on Heat Transfer Paper for Dark Fabric**. After many attempts at making dark personalized shirts for gifts, I can now confidently say: the search is over. I can finally design on dark shirts without ending up with a half-faded mess that looks like I printed it on a potato. First off, this paper works **great**. Like, *actually great*. I’ve tried other methods that promised "brilliant results" and ended up with a design that looked more like a crime scene than a cute t-shirt. But with this heat transfer paper, I was able to make a perfectly crisp design with vibrant colors that pop on dark fabric. And let me tell you, seeing my design come to life on the shirt was more satisfying than finding the last slice of pizza in the fridge when you thought you were out. Now, I used this paper to make a **gift**—you know, the kind of gift where you pour your heart and soul into it and then pray the recipient doesn’t pretend to love it. Well, I didn’t need to pray because this shirt turned out so well, I might have kept it for myself (but I didn’t, because I’m a generous soul and well it has someone else's face on it). It was crisp, vibrant, and, most importantly, it didn’t peel off after one wash, unlike some other products I’ve tried that left my design looking like it was written in disappearing ink. Will I buy again? Oh, *you bet*. I’ve already got a list of designs ready to go. No more struggling with fading transfers, no more awkwardly apologizing for lopsided designs. This paper has made me the DIY hero I always knew I could be. So if you’re on the hunt for a way to design on dark shirts—this is it. Your search has ended, and your t-shirt dreams have finally come true. Get ready to unleash your inner artist. You might even be tempted to start your own t-shirt business. Or at least make a couple of really cool gifts.

ETA: “Customer service” response to this at the bottom. This was my first time using this brand. Previously, I'd used just the Avery Printable HTV for all my orders with the last 3 years of my design business. LOVED that brand and never had a problem. But the price increased and it was only in packs of 5, so when I found this, I thought I would try this to save from so many orders. This printed flawlessly. When applying, the shirt color bled through terribly, changing the color of the whole design, but customer accepted it anyway. The customer has washed the sweater twice before the whole application began peeling from the shirt, leaving behind the adhesive. They have assured me that they followed directions to wash on cold and hang to dry. I am absolutely embarrassed on my end, as these manufacturers should be as well. I had quite the stock of my Avery brand, but purchased this as backup. By the time I have come to this realization, I am out of the return window, so now I am stuck with a product I would never dream of using for another customer of mine. And will return to purchasing Avery brand that I've used this whole time and personally have a shirt with an application I've washed and dried at least 30x with no peeling. Customer service reached out initially saying they’d like to make it right and to respond to the message for open communication (obvious general response to negative feedback.) I responded letting them know what I’d experienced. Their response was questions on what fabric I used as well as heat temp, pressure and time. I responded back with all those answers as well as letting them know I also, at that same time of making this hoodie made two others, same exact brand hoodie, one with regular HTV and one sublimation. Their response was their printable vinyl is different than sublimation and HTV (obviously! This is what I do for a living but thanks for the condescension) and that I was using too high of heat and for too long. That those two misuses of their product caused my issue. Too high of heat (by 50 degrees) and 30 seconds too long were reasons were why the top layer peeled off a couple washes later?! I’m no scientist, but I do have common sense. The image and application were just fine (aside from color bleed through) initially. It wasn’t until a couple washes that the image part peeled off, leaving the adhesive. On what planet would high and too long heat make the unphased vinyl portion come off and leave adhesive behind a month later? Based on customer service alone, I’d never purchase from them again

I was super skeptical at first! But I love this stuff and have ordered many more times. I have an HP all in one inkjet printer. I print using the "best" option instead of normal, and also select "other photo paper" as my paper selection. The BIGGEST tip I can give you is don't touch the print immediately aajt comes out. Let it dry a few minutes or you'll get finger print marks on your print. I let mine dry now for 5-10 minutes. Then I cut my design shape, unless I'm using print and cut from my Cricut and then that cuts for me. Then when you're ready to peel the back sheet off, to avoid it from.rolling the edges of your material, peel the design off the sheet vs the other way around. And go slow so it won't curl your edges. Iron your item first to heat up the fibers, and place your design down. Let that ironed jtem cool though, or your design will.atart to stick from.even that little bit of heat and you won't be able to move it. The instructions for temp and time.have worked perfectly. This is made for high cotton, but I've used it on 50/50 with luck and I'm just aware to wash those shirts in cold and hang dry so the material stays on longer to those. I wanted to try this on other things so I've done it on canvas, 45 sec at 330°, on MDF ornaments at 15 sec at 320° a bathing suit 15 sec at 305° two times, letting cool a few seconds in between. and neoprean koozies at 10 sec at 305°° , also twice. And on a stuffed animal belly, 15 sec at 305°z It does not Work on socks because they have too much stretch. I'm loving this for many fun things and I've gotten both the light and dark and juatbirsered the dark x for non cotton .

perfect for printing on it and then transfer the picture to your tshirt. no need for too much heat and very fast adhere.

Arrived on time . I have never used these before . I found the instructions easy to follow and my project was a success .

Fonctionne très bien , très durable à force de le laver, pas de perte de couleur avec le temps

Me gusta solo sigo sin encontrar el nombre del material para hacer la transferencia en caso de que la imagen no solo consista en una pieza 😔

Estava com receio, mas resultou muito bem.