PPD 20 Sheets 8.5x11" - Inkjet Iron-on Heat Transfer Paper for Black & Dark Fabric and T-Shirts - Premium - PPD-4-20

Ok right away this doesnt give me issues when trying to read the sensor marks on my cricut. All the other transfer paper I've purchased INCLUDING Koala brand have given me issues. This did not. I will update my review once I finish my project and iron on my decals to my shirts.

printer compatible adhesion good and transfer performance good overall good purchase, printability good appearance good, overall good

This is exactly what I was looking for! This paper is compatible with my EPSON Eco-tank 8550, and I use it to print my custom designs to put on t-shirts! This paper is huge, easy to use, thick, and made to last! I’ll definitely be purchasing more!

Easy to use, except sometimes a little tricky to peel off the backing paper. Found transfer iron on elastic enough to slightly tear the background paper to get an edge to peel off. But be careful til u get the hang of it. Great color resolution. Truly works on all color backgrounds. iron on transfers to rich turquoise and deep purple shirts with absolutely no bleed they of shirt color. What you don’t cut off will be white (not transparent). Did 15 sheets of 19 and the protective wax paperS (goes btw iron and transfer) are brown and brittle. Use each paper at least 15 times (cut up transfer to spread out design on short) Not sure if it’ll last for the additional 4+ iron on. Tshirt remained flexible. Washes and drys well in dryer inside out. Picture is after wash & dry. Though I’m sure it’s better if air drys. Less expensive then purchase at Michaels or JoAnn Fabrics

Footprint quality

We are an Independent record store that puts the "Y" in "DIY". So when international Record Store Day came around, we were still in our first 6 months of business. That meant that any swag would have to be done on the cheap until we can get traction to get proper screenprinted gear. We bought these Iron on transfers knowing that the print would be real stiff, and they may not last as long as more expensive methods. But, for our application, they turned out GREAT! But, that is because we tempered our expectations and FOLLOWED THE INSTRUCTIONS!!! First off: Those who say this stuff doesn't stick... read the directions! Odds are people tried using an ironing board and did not use enough heat and pressure. You have to be CONSISTENT and firm! We did it directly to a steel and masonite table. Also, if you dont have the highest heat possible, you will get discoloration. Not because the vinyl is melted too much, but because it is not melted ENOUGH. I went with 30 seconds to a minute longer than I thought I should, and when I did they came out perfect. The colors were more muted than I was expecting, but I feel it was the cheap printer. The vinyl is stiff, so wearing a big print on a T shirt won't breathe as well and it will probably crack over time. But, on the canvas tote bags they look and feel AWESOME! We got so many compliments and, if you bother to watch the instructional videos and read the instructions, you will get stunning results.

I purchased this paper in 2021 and never did use it...... Well here it is 2025 and I am finally getting around to using it lol. Idk if it is because its old it was VERY hard to peel off the backing. But once I finally did(it was so annoying I gave up twice) the paper works great! Irons on so smooth and quick. Not to bulky while wearing on a shirt. Don't do like me and put TAPE on the picture side. I messed up my design because the tape peels office ink

I needed to produce 12 images. I could fit 2 per page no problem. The color when printed was a little faded, but that is going to be printer dependent. The instructions say to apply high heat for 3 minutes; the recommended YouTube video say to apply high heat for 1 minute. I used my good household iron (a Rowenta) at medium high heat (not at the hottest setting, so I think I set it for quilting cotton and not for linen) for about 15 seconds and it bonded! So my test at 3 minutes resulted in an absolutely dark brown image--the test at 1 minute caused a partially darkened image. My test at 15 seconds was perfect. So do you own test first! I used a sacrificial bag of the same type I was going to do the real work on and did all the tests on the same bag in different locations. BE SURE TO: USE THE TEFLON SHEET (like tracing paper) IN THE PACKAGE TO PROTECT YOUR IRON. BE SURE TO: tear off the backing before ironing--it's a dickens to take off the paper backing, I found that flicking a straight pin across an edge by a corner several, several times seemed to finally open up an area that I could put the straight pin in, then get a fingernail in to tear the backing off (carefully). The "decal" is very thin and can be marred if you pull the straight pin across the back to try to get the paper off, so use the edge. I'd buy this product again, yes, but I'd still run all the tests again. Do this work while you are fresh, not in a rush to get something done. While fresh, and after testing, it was really fast to do my bags one after the other.

Zeer tevreden makkelijk te printen en makkelijk om op een T-shirt te strijken zeker op zwart. Ben er heel erg tevreden mee.

J'avais déjà commandé par le passé et était contente du résultat mais cette fais je ne sais pas pourquoi les floquage n'ont pas tenu, les t-shirt ont été porté 48h après le flocage et pourtant tout est parti. Je ne comprend pas j'ai bien tout respecté et j'avais déjà utilisé. Donc je vais voir si les suivant font pareil

I made several different items using this (the transfer for dark fabric and the one for light fabrics); it either just fell off, came off in the wash or became smudged when there was light rain! I strongly recommend buying another brand.

Muy buen vinilo para marcar la ropa del colegio de los niños, compré éste y el de ropa clara, utilizo este para los dos porque así me aseguro de que no se transparente lo blanco… me gusta mucho y lo Compro recurrentemente.

Easy to use, just print whatever design you like using your inkjet printer. Use a Cricut or any cutting machine to cut it or just scissors will do, position on your dark shirt and press with an iron (no steam) or a heat press if you have one. Overall, I like that the prints turned out great! Funny that I forgot to take pictures before sending it to my client. I'll update again for my next projects.