3-inch Iron-On Letters Heat Transfer Letters DIY Letters Jersey Clothing T-Shirt Team Slogan (Black)

I couldn't find these 3" letters anywhere. Yes, I shopped all the usual suspects....craft stores online, the manufacturer, plus ebay and amazon. TBD, I had concerns that these iron letters would not be as good as advertised. I was pleasantly suprised... the instructions say to iron these on for 20 seconds; they also note that more time might be needed for better adhesion. I laid them out, and then ironed each for 20+ seconds, and then went back and did them all again, and then let them cool to room temp. (1 hr). The labels pealed right off, and the adhesion was perfect. These seem to be vinyl letters with the adhesive on their underside. The vinyl is sturdy, and I'm looking forward to having a custom shirt for a long time. Thank you!

These were perfect in size and ease of transferring. Just use iron and follow directions. Fast delivery too. Thank you

I bought these 3" letters to add my name to the back of a race jersey. The letters fit perfectly in the space and came out clean and crisp! (See pic.) I applied with Teflon sheet & heat press at 300°F for 8 seconds with 5-6 pressure. I used a Hotronix press so not sure what this converts to in lbs or kg; basically medium pressure. Let cool completely before peeling letters.

They were exactly what I ordered but not what I wanted or needed. Not vendors fault.

Used my home iron on setting 5 (not sure what the exact temperature was), after about 2 minutes the letters were stuck like glue. You just have to wait for them to cool a little before trying to take the top plastic off. It looks and feels like a professional job. Will definitely again it was so easy!

They arrived very quickly. The letters were the perfect size and so easy to iron on to the fabric. They were a terrific vale for very little money and something I could not find in retail stores.

The letters were fine and ironed on pretty easily following the enclosed instructions. Time will tell how they hold up. However, there was supposed to be 2 of each letter but the package included only 1 of the letters K, L and O. For my second shirt I’m going to try to cut off part of a Q to make an O.

Worked Great. Iron On letters worked perfectly.