HTVRONT Clear Sublimation HTV Vinyl Glossy 12" X 20FT - Sublimation Vinyl High Transfer Rate - Bright Smooth Washable HTV for T-Shirt/Hat/Pillow/Bag

I'm brand new to sublimation, and after piddling around with some small stuff I decided to dive in and try a T-shirt. I used a white, 100% cotton shirt, HTVRONT sublimation paper, Hiipoo ink, and my Epson printer. I made the design in Cricut Design Space and used Print then Cut on my Cricut Explore 3. The directions included were very straightforward and easy to understand. The vinyl cut and weeded effortlessly and the only issue I had was lining up the print onto the vinyl, and that is only because it's difficult to see the edges once it's applied to the shirt. I think I did pretty good though, and everything transferred really well. I pressed it using my HTVRONT heat press at 200C. The only thing I would do differently is to press it for a little bit less time. The instructions say 40-60 seconds, so I did 50 seconds. It is the teeniest bit yellowed, and I'm fairly sure that's due to the length of time pressing. Next time I'll do 40 seconds. This is obviously not truly sublimated "into" the shirt, it's on the surface of the vinyl and feels like vinyl. However, the vinyl is very thin and flexible, and not as "plasticky" as regular HTV. I'm super thrilled with this product because I JUST CAN'T with the polyester T-shirts.

Used this on the back of printed ribbon to make cheer bows, worked perfectly to help stiffen the bows!

I've bought this both glossy and matte for dark and light - fast shipping- great packaging! And I make my designs and put them on tshirts . Still learning more about this but I recommend for cotton tshirts! Vibrant colors! I'm not sure if it's compatible with Cricut ? I have a Cricut Explore 3 definitely going to look more into it before I use this with it!

I love this clear vinyl to us on cotton shirts for sublimation. I now only buy HTV vinyl

Soft to touch and thin but cheap.

Very easy to use

First time I tried sublimation on cotton with clear HTV vinyl. I’m making tshirts for VBS. Made about 40 so far and every one turned out beautifully. I set the vinyl at 400 degrees for 20 sec. Then applied the print at 400 degrees for 60 sec. I think it said peel cool, but I found that the sooner I peeled it off (like right after off the press) the more smoothly it peeled.

I haven’t been able to use it yet till I get the printer , I’m sure it will be so much easier I do a lot of photography an been wanting to do this for along time Linda Olander