Neenah Paper Techni Print EZP Heat Transfer Paper For Laser Printers 8.5" x 11" - 50 Sheets

Amazing color and image transfer, no color loss after wash. Very hard to peel after cooling from press. Considering testing out a pre-slit in the middle of design back to see if that helps peeling process next. May not be as easy to avoid cutting through design though.

These transfers actually transfer the ink to the cloth, instead of the versions for dark fabrics that have a vinyl base that is much thicker when transferred. Colors are pretty good but not that vibrant, but overall work pretty well

It cracks easily. Photo attached isn’t best representation since I am completely aware this is for whites, but didn’t want to waste good material.It also feel ver plastic. You can see border lines even on the white areas ( I used a heat press)Update: after nearly waste most of my paper found that 350 f for 27 seconds at medium to high pressure gets better results. (See second picture the with no.4 which been wash 3 times already) it’s very plastic (which is expected with this kind of material) but get the job done.Giving it 4 starsFor best results use a cutting machine (if you have one) and weed out the blank unnecessary space.

I used this paper to transfer the logo to t-shirts for my Art Class. It was very easy to use in that I made sure my iron was on the hottest setting, no water in the iron, and my logo was reversed. However, when I washed it, the logo showed signs of cracking. I did not put it in the dryer - perhaps I should have - for fear that worse would happen. It is easy enough to do over if need be, but I am hoping the cracking will not get worse.

I used a HP LaserJet Pro M227fdw printer to print the designs. I bought this and a $60 dollars heat press machine. The print is vivid and beautiful but the transfer not so great. See the pictures.Now I order a 5 in 1 heat press machine just try it out and see if it's better with that. I'm waiting on delivery and will update if I get better results with the new heat press.

I wasn't sure these would really work, and even though they are a little pricey, I though I would give them a try. So glad I did! The colors are vivid and my home iron works just fine! LOVE LOVE LOVE Them! don't forget to reverse your writing before you print . . . :)

My daughter wanted to make t-shirts for Barbie dolls so she could display them in the Disney hotel room window. Each of the transfers had mouse ears and the name of the respective princess. Challenge was working with such small pieces -- worked very well.

If you know what you do this a great stuff. Use a commercial grade laser printer. You will have perfect image.