FANBRILLIANT 0 to 9 Numbers 8 inch Tall for Sports T-Shirt Jersey Iron on Heat Transfer Numbers (White)

My daughter needed these for a tee shirt for baseball game at school. They were easy to apply. One corner needed extra heat time because didn’t attach but I was able to get it to attach.

The numbers went on easily just took a lot longer to iron on. They worked well for a while but didn’t hold up on a flannel shirt for a Halloween soccer costume. Most numbers were falling off by the third game. Overall it served it’s purpose

The directions don’t say to use a thin cloth like a handkerchief or pillow case between your iron and the iron on numbers , but to avoid melting or scorching further, i did. The jersey fabric and the intense heat started the fabric to pucker. I saved the shirt by adding the cloth protection and extra time with the iron.

I bought these numbers to put on hockey jerseys and at first I thought they were great but about 3 months later two of the jerseys had the numbers peeling off.I definitely wouldn’t recommend as a long term option.

Part of # stuck to backing but ironing on again worked.

So easy to use. Quick, inexpensive and looks great. Just what I was looking for. I haven’t washed the jerseys yet so I’ll be careful in case of peeling, but so far these were definitely worth the money!

These were exactly what I needed to make a little soccer jersey for my son. The directions were easy to understand & easy to execute. I do wish I had researched what 304°F equated to on my iron before my first attempt. I had my iron on the "cotton" setting which was way too hot & melted the vinyl. If your iron doesn't tell the degrees (like mine), I suggest researching the setting. Mine needed to be "medium" heat on the "polyester" setting, almost to the "wool" setting. I have not washed these vinyl numbers, but I'll try to update this review once I have that info.

These are perfect! I tested one of the letters/numbers on an old shirt before first use. I turned the iron to high and the plastic burned and the vinyl disintegrated. The next time, I turned the iron on medium hot, kept the iron on the decal for 5 seconds, and voila! The plastic came off with the decal in tact! I slowly and carefully peeled the plastic off. The next test will be to see how the decal holds up in the wash.