TransOurDream Glow in The Dark 2.0 Heat Transfer Paper for T-Shirts (12 Sheets, 8.5x11'') – Printable Iron-On Vinyl for Inkjet Printers, Light & Dark Fabrics – Perfect for DIY Custom Apparel, Party Outfits & Nighttime Designs (TRANS-GD2-12)

I have had the worst luck with ordering fan shirts for my kids' various team, always arring the qeong size or color or badly printed. So when I saw this peoduct, I thought I could finally buy a shirt the correct color and size and put whatever team emblem on it and surely it would last at least one season. I had mixed results.So first off: I probably should have tested snippets of the paper on some scrap fabric just to fine tune what temperature works best on my particular iron. The instructions say iron on high heat, but the troublshooting also says if it turns yellow the heat is too high.My first attempt was on a synthetic dry-fit material black shirt that was new and unwashed, and I followed the instructions of high heat and the time required for my size design over the protective paper they supply. The design turned brown like it had rusted, and some of the toner transferred to the protective sheet you use as you iron on the design. I don't know if the heat was too high, this doesn't work well with synthetic fabrics, it doesn't work well with dark unwashed fabrics, or all three. It looks like an intentional rusted effect so I will wear it anyway. I washed and dried it, and the design looks the same and appears to have adhered well.Then I went and bought a 100% cotton dark gray shirt, washed and dried it, and tried again. This time I put the iron on the permanent press setting, and ironed it for about 2/3 the time the instructions said. This turned out as intended and looks pretty good. I haven't washed it yet because I need to wait 48 hours, but I only need it to last three more competitions so am not worried about it since I can always iron another one on it if it comes off.It was easy to use and still a good value. I only have a black and white laser printer so I can't speak to use for color designs. My kids' school colors are black and white so I will get my money's worth out of this purchase for sure.Okay, I bought this and I was overly happy. I like the print, the Texture and away love to share if it was printed it on. So image of my disbelief when a customer says to me that his design completely faded after one wash.Did exactly as expected. Printed the logo onto the transfer paper and then ironed the logo onto the fabric piece. I will note, that be sure you want the white background on this transfer piece. I printed a logo and ironed it onto a black cape and had a white border around my image where I chose not to cut out the picture.I do a lot of shirts and I have this product a try and so far no complaints. I have washed some of the shirts I made and they look good. Easy to cut - I used paper+ setting in my cricut. And easy to weed.Not a fan of their parshment paper it comes with.Me fue utilWorks on light or dark fabric. Did not jam at all in my laser jet printer. Still on firmly after 2 washes so far. Do not over heat or the edges can wrinkle but they can be smoothed out by hand if you catch it in time.I love these sheets. I printed a bunch of my logos out, cut them on my Cricut, then pressed them on some canvas bags. One thing to note - when printing with a laser printer, use the label setting (change your paper type to labels). I learned this from another review (thanks)! Printed perfectly. Be careful weeding, as the material is very thin. But once you do one, its' easy peasy! It pressed perfectly with my heat press (follow instructions). Wonderful, wonderful product. It's the only one I found where I could use a laser printer. Who used inkjet anymore?!! Thank you for making this product!Se rompe con facilidad