TransOurDream Tru-Iron on Heat Transfer Paper for Dark Fabric (20 Sheets, 8.5x11") T Shirt Transfers Paper for Inkjet Printer Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl for T-Shirts

I’m really impressed with this iron-on printable vinyl! The print quality comes out super clear and vibrant, and the vinyl feels thick and durable without being stiff. Cutting it was easy, and it peeled cleanly without tearing. I loved how smoothly it transferred onto fabric — just follow the instructions, apply heat, and it bonds perfectly. After washing, the design stayed bright with no peeling or cracking. It’s great for making custom shirts, bags, and small personalized gifts. If you’re into crafting or starting a small project business, this vinyl is definitely worth it. Highly recommend for anyone looking for reliable, high-quality iron-on printable vinyl!

I’m so impressed with this transfer paper! The sheets feed smoothly through my inkjet printer, and the prints come out bright and clear. Transferring the design onto fabric was simple, and the colors stayed vibrant after washing. The paper is thick enough to handle without tearing but easy to cut to size. I’ve already made custom t-shirts for my family, and they look amazing! Great quality and value—I’ll definitely order again.

We made many grade level teacher holiday tshirts with these. The quality is great and they work on all types of cotton fabrics. You do have to wash the shirt first, but that’s true for any iron on. The adhesion is far superior to other iron on products I have found. Easy to use with my two color printers.

These are really fun and easy to use. They apply onto fabric like a temporary tattoo. No mirroring needed. I ironed the patches last night and I’ve been wearing this sweater all day. I have 16 patches. All have remained adhered to the garment by a quick, heavy iron pressing with teflon protection (which comes in the packet). Images are really sharp. No smearing whatsoever. I used a canon inkjet printer. I set the print settings to canon photo matte paper. It printed super nicely.

Used it to transfer a logo onto a canvas bag. The transfer came out well, but the glue shows slightly through the fabric. Overall, good quality and easy to use.

Amazing transfer paper! This was my first time using it and my best friend and I had the cutest shirts for the Jonas brothers concert. We printed them on 2 different styles of shirts, ribbed and cotton and both came out incredible! The adhesion to the shirts was impressive to say the least. We printed black and white images and they didn’t smear at all, which was a concern of ours. The size of the paper allowed us to put multiple prints on one sheet maximizing the space! And had no issues with the thickness of the paper or print when making the press on images. Have used this paper for multiple projects now! 10/10 recommend

Worked great! We used these to make community event shirts for a company picnic, and it was a lot of fun. Ironing on the designs together made for a great team-building activity. Just do not wash the shirts—the colors bleed badly and will ruin the design.

Update: About a week and a half later, the picture started coming off of the shirt, but the adhesive that sticks to the shirt is still there.... It was a practice shirt before I worked on the main piece. I don't know if it was because it had a picture on it already (bought that way but after years started to fade) or if I did something. After the picture adhered it was washed on hand wash and the delicate low heat cycle on the dryer. I don't know if it just can't be dryed but I am pretty upset that it didn't even last 1 months.. The shine on the shirt is the transfer adhesive. Original post: This worked better than I could have hoped! I read so many reviews saying all kinds of different things and went for it anyway. It came with the paper you need to put over the transfer paper which I didn't even know I needed! It has instructions on how to use it on cotton fabric. Even this is for dark colors I used it for bright orange and couldn't be happier! Even though it has instructions for cotton fabric my project was a polyester sweat suit. If u use any synthetic surface make sure to heat the surface up first. I don't know if it was just me or if I did it wrong but when I heated it up and put the transfer paper on, it worked better than when it cooled down. I had a 4 quadrant picture so I was trying to place each piece and the fabric cooled down. So there are a couple places where it was not completely flat but you can't tell unless your up close. So for my first time using transfer paper I couldnt be happier! It works perfectly in my hp inkjet printer! I wasn't sure what setting to put the printer on for the paper so I just put it on regular printer paper setting. So the size was fine. The look came out better than I could have ever hoped! It was an early Father's Day present for my husband so I could only work on it when him and the kids were gone so it took me about 1 months to finish and I couldn't be happier! Bonus: He loved it!!