Printworks Dark T-Shirt Transfers (00529)

• Personalize any color of cotton or cotton/poly blend fabrics with photo quality prints
• Perfect for t-shirts, bags, sportswear, caps for gifts, events, teams, clubs, reunions and more
• Fade-resistant coating ensures vibrant colors after repeated washings
• Quality guaranteed on all brands of inkjet printers
• 8.5 x 11 Inch sheets

Originally I ordered the White T-shirt transfers and used them on lighter colored shirts (but not white) and the transfers looked pretty crappy. I just thought that was the way these type of transfers looked. But, one of mine got screwed up so I had to order another pack and decided this time I''d use the Dark Transfers since the replacement shirt I bought was a darker color and let me tell you, that made a WORLD of difference. These look amazing and were so simple to use. They still feel a bit like paper versus a store-bought t-shirt but I''ve even accidentally put mine in the dryer and they still look great. I was so impressed that I bought all new t-shirts and redid the original ones that used the white transfers. Definitely worth the money in my opinion.

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I used this item to create for a costume for a charity dinner I did a skit in. The print I needed tranferred great and the whole process of the iron-on worked just like in the instructions. I would reccommend keeping the heat low on the iron, a little color did bleed because I had the heat too high.

Also, I''m not sure how permanent this iron is. I easily peeled off the transfer shortly after I used the costume. For my purpose that was good, I could reuse the shirt. If your looking for a more permanent transfer this item may not be the best?

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I bought these to make some t-shirts for a family picnicplanned on words and a picture. All in black and white since I wanted to save on ink. Well, they look silly on color because it basically looks like I pasted an 8.5 x 11 inch piece of paper onto the front of the shirt. I ended up buying the transparent "white" transfer papers (half the cost) and used them, they worked great! yes, you can see the blue shirt where there is no text, but isn''t that the point?

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I used these to make t-shirts for my son''s Lego themed party I ironed them on different colors red, blue, pink and the iron-on colors were always fresh and vibrant. These are really easy to use also.

It comes with 5 sheets plus the special paper you need to put over the transfer when you iron it. REMEMBER TO LEAVE THE PAPER ON WHILE IT COOLS! My first one would have come out a lot better if I had remembered that instruction.

I purchased these to make iron-ons for a Halloween costume (on white and on dark green fabrics). Since then, I''ve made 2 shirts for my younger brother as well (on yellow and medium green). On all colors we used the transfer''s white color as white in the design, and it looks white and opaque like it''s supposed to, unless you iron it for too long (REALLY too long--I get nervous and iron too much.) The one I did the fastest looks the best. The clothes we decorated wash fine--we wash it normally then hang dry.