KOALA Premium Inkjet Iron On T Shirt Transfer Paper for White and Light Fabrics x 25 Sheets, A4. Vivid, Long-Lasting Images. Easy to Use

Very good product, works well what we got it for

Easy instructions for those that haven't used it before, good quality inkjet print transfered to make tote bags with no issues.

I used this product to customise t-shirts for an event we were holding, I found it fairly easy to use, the product seemed compatible with our standard inkjet printer with no paper jams, crumpling or tearing. It was also fairly simple to reverse the image for printing purposes. The transfer paper didn't tear or separate during cutting.There are a few tips I found to help make the transfer process a little easier:1) Cut a border around your image, if you have adhesion problems, it won't compromise the transfer.2) Be precise and plan, you can't remove the transfer after you've ironed it on the shirt.3) Iron the shirt before you start and open a window, if you're working on multiple projects you will begin to smell the adhesive.4) Try and iron the transfer as evenly as you can or some parts will stick, others won't.5) Iron in circles and pay attention to the corners of the transfer don't iron the transfer for too long or will turn yellowish/brownish.6) Don't try and force removal of the backing, it will tear your transfer, iron over it again and wait for it to cool before attempting removal again.7) This may seem like common sense, but make sure you iron the backing, not the transfer itself, it will melt. The transfer is also prone to melting after the initial process, so don't iron over it!The t-shirts were worn for a pretty busy event and were prepared 2 weeks in advance, there were no signs of peeling or lifting throughout. I can't comment on how well the transfers last or how well they wash as I didn't want to tempt fate and wash them.

Wow, I wish I had found these before, I bought the cheapest white t-shirts that I could find, printed the transfers using the highest quality images that I could find and followed the instructions. Used them on a family holiday, we looked great at the water park! Yes it can be hard to find an edge to start peeling off the backing but gets easier with practice and yes you might have to re iron the edges after washing but to have a customised print it is worth it. Highly recommended.

Really impressed so far. Excellent instructions with recommended settings for different printers. Good bright colour transfer. Hoping for longevity but will have to wait and see.

Okay quality for the price, not outstanding

Works great

I bought this paper to make t-shirts with text and they look great. The colours were solid and in high definition. I had no problems applying the transfer.My suggestion would be to "over-iron" it... in other words, just keep ironing it until your arm hurts or it's been like 10 minutes.However, when i tried 2 other t-shirts with pictures, then the quality wasn't quite as good. It's possible the issue might be with the original images, but i'm referring to how the end result looked. It's almost like it was missing pixels in the transferred image t-shirt that you didn't see in the printed page.I used a standard iron at home and did the transfer on a table with a cloth to protect it. The instructions clearly tell you not to use a ironing board.