TransOurDream Tru-Heat Transfer Paper for Inkjet & Laserjet Printer (100 Sheets 8.5x11, 3.0) Printable HTV Heat Transfer Vinyl for T Shirts Iron On transfers for Light Fabrics (TRANS-L3-1-100)

It worked exactly the way it said it work.I was afraid it would not work in my lssser printer . All transfer sheets l've found were for ink jet. This was the first one l found for lasser printer. PERFECT!

Perfect

Nice

Value for money easy to used

This worked exactly like I expected and my T-shirt came out very nicely. It is easy to use if you have a heat transfer material, I didn’t so had to individually move/arrange the design. The colors seemed to be true to what my computer showed and were bright. I would highly recommend so people making their own designs.

I can’t give this product 1 star. It was an “Amazon’s” choice but I’m learning that you can not always choose that product simply because it’s recommended. This product did not perform. I would NOT stick to the cotton fleece blanket as it was supposed to so that the back of your t can be peeled or off. I read and followed instructions using an iron w/ no steam first, then a heat press and the product would NOT stick. I used all of the product if 12 sheets for a pic project.I bought the “Avery” brand and had not a single issue.

I wanted to try some of these out because I enjoy making gifts personalized. These work very well on dark paper. The paper goes right in the printer and then use “high quality” to print and out it comes. The picture quality is exactly what I see on my computer. The value for the money when you want 10 custom shirts for a family reunion, this is the way to go with darker shirts. Once printed and ironed on, I tried to pick it off and it’s a durable decal, as long as I don’t dry this shirt I think it’ll last a good while.Would 100% buy again, along with this company’s other easy to use transfer paper.

The media could not be loaded. Okay, let’s be honest—before I started writing this review, I put a lot of effort into figuring out what the problem was. Initially, I missed just one step by not detaching the background, but I quickly realized and corrected that mistake. However, even after reading the instructions a million times (which, by the way, are pretty well-written), I still couldn’t figure out why the print was sticking to the Teflon paper instead of the fabric. Not to mention, it was also leaving an oily-looking mark.I even went so far as to buy a heat press because I was running out of options (I thought maybe my iron wasn’t hot enough) and, more importantly, running out of time. But in the end, the issue wasn’t my iron—it was the paper. (And by the way, yes, you can do this on an ironing board!)So after spending extra money on a heat press and making multiple attempts, I finally realized that if I had simply skipped the Teflon paper, I could have done it easily with just an iron, an ironing board, and a regular paper towel—it worked perfectly.Overall it's not bad product, just needs modifications from the manufacturer.