Dark Transfer Paper 8.5" x 11" - 20 Sheets, Iron On Transfer Paper for t Shirts Heat Press...

Works well. Good vivid color and easy to apply. Made great t-shirts that have lasted through several washes.

Once washed it looks like wet paper, wrinkled and creases losing color.

I was curious about printable HTV for dark fabrics. This material does not have instructions (loses 1 star for that because not all HTV requires the same heat and cut settings), but with a little Google-fu, one can get enough information on how to use it to produce nice results. Pick an image and load it into your cutting machine's software. Set it up for "print & cut" mode. Size the image to fit within the print & cut guidelines (it won't cut outside the guidelines). Use a "trace" feature to trace the outline of the image and then use "offset" to create a slightly larger outline around the image (to skew the odds that the printing and the edges will line up nicely). Delete the first trace, but keep the offset. Use your cutting machine's software to print the image. My Epson printer needed to have the logo side of the material face up so that it would print on the non-logo side of the material (the logo side is regular paper and the non logo side is the printable HTV that will be ironed on your shirt). After printing, load the material into your cutting machine and let it cut out around the design (if you don't have a cutting machine, use scissors to cut around the image ~ the material that's left on will be ironed onto your shirt). Weed out the material that isn't needed. Carefully remove the printed image from the backing and place it on your shirt. Use your Heat press to adhere the material to your shirt. Enjoy! I used the following settings ~ Silhouette Cameo 4 settings: Blade: 2, Speed: 3, Force: 15, Passes: 2 Cricut Easy Press 2 settings: 315 F for 30 seconds

Another neat way to make shirts. You dont need to mirror your design with this. I enjoyed trying this product out for something different!

The transfer paper came in accurate in regards to sheet count, bond weight and size. The papers were used on three different media types and two different fabrics and performed exactly as expected. I will reorder in larger quantities as I have had great difficulty getting the type transfers I wanted with some competitive brands. This is quality stock allowing successful transfers across a variety of projects.