TransOurDream Tru-Heat Transfer Paper for Inkjet Printer (10 Sheets, 8.5x11") Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl for T Shirts Iron on Transfers for Dark Fabrics

As a screen printer, I had low expectations having had to use this type of product in the past for those clients who ask 'can I get just 2 more" after the job was taken off the press and thenscreens were all washed a reclaimed.These work great. Best I've used. As good as screen printing or even DTF? No. For one these have a solid background so they are less versatile, though you COULD use your vinyl cutter in tandem. But the transfer sticks well, is smooth and low profile, and the color, at least at time of application, is vibrant. Haven't had any complaints from any clients for whom I needed to use this product for those 'make up" orders.

I bought these for my sons school project, a tshirt about his favorite book. Super easy to use, comes with instructions and I was impressed with the quality. Doesn't come off after washing it. Colors turn out looking great. Worth the money! Size is letter size.

Love this stuff, so cool how it works in so many different ways

I’ve been using the TransOurDream Tru-Heat Transfer Paper for a few custom T-shirt projects, and it works well overall. The transfer paper prints clearly with my inkjet printer, and the colors come out vibrant, especially on darker fabrics.The reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that, while it works well for dark fabrics, I had a bit of difficulty with some designs not transferring as evenly as I’d hoped. It wasn’t a huge issue, but it did require a bit of trial and error.

These are so easy to use and it comes out great. Just follow the instructions and you can’t mess it up.

Can NOT WASH EVER. DAMAGED MY SHIRT AND NOW THAT I KNOW IT CANT WASH...4 HOODIES AND 5 TSHIRTS OF MY CHILDREN ARE AND WILL BE DAMAGED PERMANENTLY ONCE I WASH THEM.MY SHIRT ALREADY WASHED AND DAMAGED

I sublimate and use vinyl a lot, but have always wanted to find a way to sublimate on dark or cotton materials. This seems to be the answer! It says not to use sublimation ink, but I did anyways because I believe it will last longer in the wash. Some tips to help you:Use the cricut design space app to cut. These are almost like iron on and the white WILL stay on if you do not cut it properly. I used images that I could easily cut with scissors.Do NOT mirror the image! If you are used to crafting and mirroring the images, don’t let muscle memory get you! The back peels off and you iron it on to the front.I used a cricut easy press at 350 degrees for 120 seconds for the larger image, 90 seconds for the smaller. I used their included “teflon” paper(it’s just butcher paper). It says the butcher paper can be reused, but that may be risky if you do it too many times because it did hold some of the ink. That could also be because I used sublimation ink. Either way, be careful.As always, wash your shirts inside out for best results. I will update after I have washed these. So far, I am very impressed with the results and I will continue to use this product!

I purchased this transfer paper to use on some shirts for a kid's party. Never used this before but needed some paper quick and couldn't get my usual paper in time. Now, I will say the printed colors were nice and vibrant... very pretty. Unfortunately, that was the only thing I liked about this paper.First, the vinyl on the top edge did not hold in place during printing... the top edge pulled away during printing which damaged the entire print. I solved that problem taping the edge down and that worked...perfect printing after that. Yes, a but.... printed nicely but cutting was not so great. I used a cutting. This paper did not cut the design out complete, even after several passes. So again, damaged designs. I used ALL 10 sheets but only need 4 shirts. Most of the sheets were ruined.I have to honestly say I would absolutely not buy this paper again. I've used several brands transfer paper for dark fabrics and this is worst I've ever used. I'm sorry, had to be honest.