PPD Inkjet Premium T Shirt Transfer Paper A4 for Light and White Fabric X 5 Sheets PPD-1-5

⭐ Each pack contains 5 A4 iron-on T-shirt printing papers designed for light and white T-shirts, along with silicone paper, instructions, and a ruler guide alignment tool template. The paper is versatile and suitable for printing on various textiles, such as pillowcases and clothing. I used this paper to print designs on both the front and back of a white heavy-duty T-shirt, and it performed very well. The paper readily accepted the print from my printer, and the accompanying instructions were clear and easy to follow. Following the instructions, I reversed the print on the printer before cutting out the desired images and ironing them onto the fabric, leaving a reasonable margin. ⭐ I was initially concerned about the duration of ironing required for proper adhesion, but it all worked out well, and the images adhered securely without excessive ironing. I was highly satisfied with the results, and the paper accepts ink well without causing the image to appear washed out or faded. I wholeheartedly recommend this product. ✔️

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Brilliant for quick DIY shirt printing I bought this transfer paper as a last-minute fix for my Sunday League goalkeeping kit. Our new jerseys hadn’t arrived yet after merging teams, but we needed numbers and a badge on the back straight away. No local printer would touch a one-off job, so I tried this instead. I just printed the logo and number, cut them out, and ironed them onto an old keeper’s jersey in my garage. A year later, that shirt is still going strong. It’s been through mud, rain, snow, sun, and sweat, and the transfer has held up without peeling. It’s been hit by footballs, washed multiple times, and still looks decent. It’s not as smooth or professional-looking as a club shop felt transfer, but for DIY it’s excellent. The instructions were clear, the sheet was easy to work with, and within minutes I had a personalised jersey ready to play in. Highly recommend if you need a cheap and quick way to customise a shirt without ordering in bulk.

Good quality paper and washes good, the colour itself isn’t very bright once transferred, blues and yellows okay but red doesn’t transfer very well

Worked really well. Instructions easy to follow however I did iron for longer than recommended. They look great. They have since washed and have not come off nor has the colour faded. Great buy for a small business to create logo t-shirts or for an event.

I tried using this on a soft canvas type make up bag & the transfer was very bad, I thought it may be my iron so I got a small hand held heat press but it made no difference a lot of the image was left on the paper.....ok for T Shirts but not as far as I can tell on other materials, I found an alternative that is far easier & the transfer is amazing

Great simple product allowed me to print my own design onto a T-shirt. Cheap alternate to buying a bespoke t shirt

Although the instructions were badly translated into English from I have no idea what language - this worked pretty well.

I tried the PPD Inkjet Premium T-Shirt Transfer Paper for the first time, and the results were okay—not perfect, but definitely good for a beginner. The paper isn’t too hard to use, but you do need to be precise during the transfer process to avoid wrinkles or misalignment. The prints came out clear on light and white fabrics. One thing to note: if you use fabrics with ribbing or textured patterns (like costine/ondine), cracks can appear on the transferred area, so it’s better suited for smooth fabrics. Overall, a solid choice if you want to try DIY shirt printing at home and are willing to take your time with the application.