Heat Transfer Vinyl Roll 12 Inches x 5 Feet Matte HTV Vinyl for T-Shirts (White)

I really like this HTV in comparison to all of the other brand I have used ( cricut, silhouette, siser, hobby lobby etc) . It feels more heavy duty and adheres very well. I used my cricut to cut and a standard iron. I love the matte feel on the vinyl.

TERRIBLE. Do not buy. I had a last minute project and tried to make this work. It’s important to know that there are actually 3 layers of film to this product, or at least I found that the “iron-on layer” separated in two different materials. What this means is that you are “weeding” two different layers which meant that sometimes one layer cake off cleanly while the other did not. I tried using a deeper cut setting but that made no difference. Finally the little that I was able to salvage took longer to “fuse” onto the material (plasticized tote bag). The longer fusing and higher heat created additional problems of scorching. Waste of time and materials.

I thought this would be a good alternative, but it’s not. First, I had to use the deep housing blade and then had to set my Cricut at a deeper cut than “iron on vinyl” just to get a design in the htv. Weeding the material was easy, though my delicate areas in design and thin spots pulled up during the process. The horrible point came during ironing when I used the correct heat setting an pressure and the design pulled up with the carrier plastic when I removed it leaving parts of the design attached and lifted/twisted. Waste of money and my time

The worse HTV EVER! DO NOT BUY! Firstly it says that it is 12 inches, well it is not, it is 11.5 and secondly the final does not stick to the shirt. There were no instructions so i couldn't tell at the beginning if it was a hot peal or cold so i went with hot. That instantly messed up so i tried the cold peal and that was even more disappointing. I pressed the shirt for 25 seconds at temperature 305. I waited 10 minutes for the shirt to fully cool down. Once it had cooled i had to peel it slowly because some of the vinyl was still stuck to the transfer tape. Eventually i got it all onto the shirt, i wasn't convinced the HTV was properly adhered to the shirt so i attempted to pull it off. Those of you that have used Siser Easyweed know how impossible it is to pull off HTV, but this vinyl came off like it was a sticker. Once you have pulled it off, your shirt is ruined because all the glue is now stuck to the shirt. Buy at your own risk, this HTV vinyl should never be sold on here, the quality is beyond terrible.

I must have lost half of the designs I’ve attempted so far. The weeding process is terrible. It doesn’t remove well and ends up tearing or damaging the design.Search for “siser easyweed vinyl” and get that roll instead. You will think that it’s slightly more expensive per square inch, but once you throw half of your cuts in the garbage, this kind only seems economical at first.

Worst vinyl I’ve worked with so far. Spent nearly an hour trying to get it to adhere to a regular T-shirt. Finally got it, but some of the letters go messed up. Ended up heat pressing it at least a dozen times. And since it’s cold peel, had to wait on it to cool in between. Never again. Did two shirts because they had to be finished tonight. Will probably chunk the rest.

I always buy sister easy weed for my projects. You can “weed” it easily and it always looksGreat on the T-shirt’s I make.Depending on the design you are making, it may look a little “plasticky”, however smaller designs, words, etc, it is perfect.

This isn’t htv. I’m not sure what it is, but it wouldn’t cut in my silhouette and was a total waste of money. It felt like duck tape and wouldn’t cut. The whole roll was sticky too. I wish I wouldn’t have wasted my money