Inkjet Dark Heat Transfer Paper

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.

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.

This is really good! It's good for beginners like me. I will be purchasing again! Highly recommended!!

I specifically purchased the printable heat transfer vinyl for dark fabrics because I had read that the version for light fabrics can cause white areas to turn clear after applying heat. I wanted the white parts of my design to stay white — and this product did exactly that, which I’m very happy about! I used a Cricut to cut my design, and I’ll be honest — the vinyl is pretty delicate. I had a hard time at first and ended up offsetting my design and rearranging/removing some smaller details to make it work better. It definitely took some trial and error. If you’re using a Cricut, I recommend: - Using the Washi setting with LESS pressure - Making sure your mat is super clean - Cleaning your blade (I used foil) - Calibrating for Print Then Cut before starting Once I adjusted my settings and design, I finally got great results. It did exactly what I wanted and the finished product turned out so cute! The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because it took a while to get there. But if you’re patient and tweak your settings, it works beautifully.

These heat transfer sheets worked great. We printed a color image using a brother inkjet all in one machine on the sheet and left it for about 2 minutes to make sure it was dried. We then cut the image out leaving about an 1/8" or .125 border around the image. Then we placed a 100% white cotton tee shirt on the heat press and prepressed the shirt for about 4 seconds. We then peeled off the image from the transfer sheet and positioned on the shirt. We then covered the image with a silicone sheet and were ready to press. We then used the ePhoto 16 x 24 heat press which was set to 320°F and the timer set for 15 seconds with medium high pressure and pressed the image onto the shirt. The image and transfer came out fantastic. The coloring and the feel on the shirt was as if it was a directly printed image like the shops use. The feel of the material was soft and stretchy and pliable the same as before the image was applied. This transfer paper worked fantastic. I am not sure how long it will last as that has a lot to do with the formulation of the inks used and the transfer material, but time will tell.

I've used multiple variations of both the light and dark TransOurDream inkjet iron on transfers, and they have become my go to brand. They are more affordable than many brands and are better quality than the more expensive "name" brands that I've used. I have a Canon Pixma G4200 series ink tank printer that I use these in. They feed cleanly through my printer and the colors print accurately and vividly. The backing is usually easy to peel off of the vinyl, and I keep my fingernails short so that's saying a lot because I've had difficulty with the backing on other brands. I really like that the light transfers in this brand are ironed on face up because that helps maintain the vivid color and the sheen of the vinyl vs. brands that are ironed on face down and fade into the shirt. The only issue I have with this is that the shirt threads show on white areas of the design, even if the shirt is white. I think it might help if the vinyl was a bit thicker. I recommend hand washing any items you use this brand of transfers on. I had issues with my iron ons fading and cracking right away when I machine washed my shirts, even though I washed them on delicate cycle. The iron ons are much more durable and I haven't had any problems with them fading or cracking now that I hand wash the shirts. I also recommend washing your items inside out, even when hand washing them, to prevent fading and cracking.

perfect for printing on it and then transfer the picture to your tshirt. no need for too much heat and very fast adhere.

easy to use. Great result with Epson printer

Me gusta solo sigo sin encontrar el nombre del material para hacer la transferencia en caso de que la imagen no solo consista en una pieza 😔

Have made numerous t-shirts for members of my family and they all turned out great. Great product for Cricut print and cut. The value is much better than buying the smaller packs

Estava com receio, mas resultou muito bem.