PPD Iron on Transfer Paper for Inkjet Printer for Light Fabric, 11 x 17 Printable Paper for Clothing, T Shirts and Cotton Textiles, Print and Cut Heat Transfer, DIY at Home, Washable (50 Sheets)

This item works excellent with heavy pressure on a heat press. NOT A CRICUT press.Peels easy and maintains color after many washes if the instructions are followed correctly.

This is the best transfer paper I have ever used in in 20+ years of producing shirts. The colors come out great and transfer process is very smooth. Also, the finished product holds up very well when washed. I highly endorse this product.

This transfer paper is excellent and I have used and ordered it repeatedly. I am currently transferring photos onto fabric squares that my wife will sew into a photo memory blanket/throw. Instruction are clear and accurate.

The designs print beautifully ... with an Epson SureColor P400 (professional quality artisan printer). Make sure to MIRROR the design before printing or during page setup. It was printed using a CMYK profile through the regular Windows 10 drivers (File Explorer--right click--print).There is NO white that will print in the design, meaning that if you expect white to show up in the design somewhere--it will need to be the shirt color itself. If you have white in the design, and you print on a yellow shirt, it will show as yellow.Using a heat press, the recommended settings worked perfectly. 13 seconds and 375 F worked fine, and "fixing" for 3 seconds at 375 F was perfect. Great results.Also did one design with a regular 1800W iron, and it came out great--except that I ironed one of the flimsy edges a bit too coarsely and it has some small wrinkles. But the design looked great on light yellow fabric.We didn't realize that red (bright red) wasn't considered "light fabric." It would be helpful to have some kind of color guide that shows a range of colors that work best. Shown is the red shirt printed with the light paper. Similar to the design you see at the left. All colors turned either black or some sort of gray. Not recommended for red. We used this company's dark transfer paper for that, and it worked great. See my other review for a picture of that.Good product, will buy again.

Great use for sublimation business

Let me start by saying this transfer paper is so easy to use. It's a better quality than Avery and has less of a margin of error. As long as you use quality ink, you'll get a quality image.

It was disappointing that for the cost the shirt I made is garbage after one wash - sad for the cost it should be better quality

Product met my expectations - good contrast, clarity, and ease of use. Some papers are hard to peel - this paper peeled off nicely with no issues.Will order again if needed.