6 Sheet 208 Pieces Flock Iron on Letters for Clothing, 1.5 Inch Iron-on Letters Upper and Lower Iron-on Alphabet Alphabet Heat Transfer Vinyl Letter for T-Shirts Clothes Bags Hats DIY(Black)

This worked perfectly. yes, the lower case letters aren't great but the capital ones are awesome. It saved me so much money on the monogram robes I made for my wedding party. I didnt need the lower case ones but it was so easy to install and they're flocked/furry letters, so its really nice for what it is

I really like these iron on letters. The style gives a classy look on any iron on fabric. I ironed them on my summer hats and upcoming Father's Day tees.

Ok so to get a couple of things out of the way.Always use parchment paper over the letters before putting the iron down. I saw some reviews where they didn’t know how to use these and it’s pretty simple. Cut out and place your letters, put parchment paper over them, then iron over the parchment paper for maybe 1 min on the hottest non-steam setting. Let them cool before peeling & peel slowly. This was my first time with iron-on and it went swimmingly.Yes some of the lowercase letter’s sizing is off so I recommend looking through the photos first to see which letters you’ll need and how they compare. It’s basically any letter with tops or tails, because they made all lowercase the same size so if there’s a tail or a stem it had to fit inside that 3/4” so they look a little odd next to other letters. Just something lost in translation when they created these I assume.Now for the good bits.These turned out great and they were very quick & easy to apply. They look gorgeous and feel sturdy. You get a lot of letters for the price in comparison to other options I found.The letters come out a little thinner than they look because the outline doesn’t stick. I think that made them look even better but that’s my personal opinion. Overall I’m really happy with them and I highly recommend!

They are larger than I wanted for a project. However I will keep them as they are really nice and I am sure I will use them in the future.

First off, I almost never leave reviews, but I was so mad that these ruined the stocking I just bought I felt I had to warn others. I wish I had read reviews before I bought but I was in a rush. Number one, the sizing on the lower case letters don't match, so if you are planning on using those, look elsewhere. They also melted to my iron, ruining that too. Not happy.

Good

I made this Barbie shirt and it was so easy to adhere the letters one by one. I’ve washed the shirt a couple times now and the letters have not started peeling whatsoever.

I love the letters