Transfer Master Printable Dark T-shirt Heat Transfer Paper, Inkjet Printer Iron-On Transfer Paper for Dark Fabrics, 8.5x11 Inch 10 Sheets, DIY Personalized T-shirts

It was decently priced and it works well. Didn't have any issues transferring images onto black and white shirts. My printer sucks a bit for printing black but I made a black border around my image to cut around so I didn't get white edges. Almost any app can help with that, i used PicsArt.

I do shirts for my kids and this paper was great. Im sure the printer has a lot to do with quality of the pictures but I tried other papers and this one was really good. Easy and practical to use. Once transfered it doesnt come off.

These transfers work equally well on dark or light colored fabrics. They print up beautifully and are very easy to use - they don't have to be printed in reverse to apply ! The only down-side I find with them was the backing can be hard to get started to peel (would be better if they printed like some full-sheet labels with a break or 2 diagonally across the back). It would also be useful to get more than the 2 silicone sheets that are enclosed, but 2 can be enough to work with all 10 of the sheets. I will be buying these again !

Works great! I have created a few grateful dead T-shirts for my other half because that was his brothers favorite band and his brother passed away so in memory of his brother he gets to where Grateful Dead shirt. Thanks to this product being so great the color is provided and bright and is washing just fine fine. It doesn’t lose the color or the vibrancy. He’s tickle can we talk about his brother often when he wears those shirts

I bought it to put on some hats but it didn't work well for them. Just a tad bit too much heat from an iron caused it to burn, leave dark areas and even wear off. I also noticed that when it got wet it smeared. I don't know if I wasn't printing them correctly or if they just aren't good quality because I don't have much experience with them. I have always used solid HTV which can handle heat pretty well and I always test stuff before I use it. With this regardless of what I did the result was inconsistent. Keep in mind that I couldn't use excessive heat because it would have damaged the hats since they are made of special fabric.