Jet-PRO SS JETPRO SOFSTRETCH Heat Transfer Paper 8.5 X 11" Custom Pack 100 Sheets

I’ve tried a lot of transfer paper and this is the only paper I use. Anyone who doesn’t absolutely love this paper can only be from users error. The light and dark versions of this are the best. Great color, great quality and wash great. I’ve been using for a long time with lots of trial and error so to get best results press at 375 for 25 seconds and peel immediately and stretch. Then put it back on the press, cover with parchment paper and press for 5 seconds. It will have a slight hand but after washing it will leave a quality vintage look that stretches perfectly and lasts forever! If you wait even 10 seconds to peel it, it will adhere more and more so the hand will be thicker and when you wash it, it will start cracking and look horrible. So make sure you peel as fast as you can after pressing. Also, lint your garment before placing the paper on or any lint on the shirt will show up in the design. Your welcome!

I love this stuff. I made a few test shirts using the JPSS before I offered them for retail. I put them in every load of laundry for over a month or roughly 40 washes. I used EPSON DuraBrite Pigment based inks. They faded very slightly after the first wash but did not fade further. They have not cracked or peeled and look great.TIP: Remember to remove the excess paper from around your image to minimize the clear boarder. Also USE A HEAT PRESS!

Awesome! These are a lot easier and smother than joleens transfer sheets. I made 10 shirts tonight and they were all perfect accept for one. Fabric type and quality will affect the transfer. I was able to fix the one that I was fighting to stay on the shirt and look as good as the other ones. It just didn't like that type of cotton.

Lasts after multiple washes. Stretches decently good. I can't stand the film it leaves on uncut parts, but of coarse I expected it with transfer paper. I don't understand how everyone says, "Why cut it, it only transfers the parts with ink on it." Looks 100x better when you cut out your graphic in my opinion, less extra film. I've been debating on getting a cutter just so I don't have to cut it out anymore.

First time buyer, photos look great and vivid.I print in "photo" "glossy paper" setting. I use an Epson 810 with ciss ink. These look very nice and soft and very smooth on white tees! This is the best price I've seen for 100pk even ebay cant match.And for the person that said they are blotchy,,,,the only time thay wont stick and become blotchy is when you dont heat the transfer long enough or you dont allow the image to cool before peeling. I heatpress at bout 335F for 40 sec- 1min then ALLOW TO COOL at least 3-5 mins!Would definitely buy again. I will have to review after I have washed a shirt also.....TBC....

Did I get counterfeit paper or a defective batch?? (Not rhetorical; I'd really like to know.) What I received does not perform in a way that even remotely compares to the positive reviews I read before ordering. Following all the instructions perfectly with my heat press (385 for 25 secs, pre-heating the surface and the shirt. Gentle stretch, then hot peel), I'm often still not able to get a clean peel of the backing, whether hot, warm, or cold. And whether I adjust the temp OR time makes no difference in my results either. Bits of colour are often left behind and parts of the paper don't even come off! (See pic #2) AND for the few shirts I made that DID get a clean peel, they flaked, cracked, and looked like garbage after just a few days. (See pic 1&3,4 - taken after only 2 wears and 1 wash. Cracks and obvious peeling.) They already looked exactly this horrible before washing; I don't think washing did any more damage. I followed the washing instructions perfectly anyway (inside out, cold, gentle, mild soap, remove promptly, flat to dry.) I honestly feel like I got robbed by ordering 100 sheets of crap. I had to go buy heat-transfer paper from Michaels tonight to redo a shirt for a customer because of what you see in pic #2. And the Michaels paper transferred 1000x better than my JetPro Soft Stretch paper. I would really like an explanation from the seller and a new batch OR a refund. I cannot use this paper, not even to make a shirt for my worst enemy, let alone dream of using it for the clothes I design and sell. I've tried 15 samples, even pulling paper from different places in the package. There is something very wrong with this product.

First of all, the special offer that stated on the top - free teflon sheet was not included and never mailed. I emailed to this seller a few times and was told that they will send it later, during six month period, never happened. The paper if fine. I would give it 4 or 5 stars for the paper, however for the total purchase only 3, frustration, time spent to contact again and again, customer service's attitude. Another person responded too that the teflon sheet was not included. I personally, chose this item because of extra teflon sheet. How about not to advertise the teflon sheet if it is not going to be mailed?

Works exactly as described, and it's very durable...even after being washed quite a few times. FOR WHITE MATERIAL ONLY! We pressed it onto a very light grey shirt, and the color of the shirt took over any light colors in our design.