12" x 12ft Heat Transfer Vinyl Rolls, PU (Strong Stretchy) HTV Vinyl White for Shirts, Sooez Iron on Vinyl for All Cutter Machine, Easy to Cut & Weed for DIY Heat Vinyl Design, Matte Finish

I don't usually write a review, but this stuff was excellent. After cutting my pattern, which was very small letters, the vinyl almost self-weeded. So far the best vinyl I have ever worked with when making shirts.I have not washed it yet so I can't comment on anything else but the first step. I did use a poly/cotton blend for my shirts.

Great product, quality and most importantlygreat price for the amount you get. Was able to place on to shirts easily and worked great no issues so far will definitely continue to order this brand for htv.

This is my favorite HTV. Super easy to weed. Great quality

Recently used this vinyl with my Cricut Maker and had no issues whatsoever. It worked just as well as the Cricut brand everyday iron-on. In fact, that is the setting I chose to use in the Cricut app when it was time to cut my t-shirt design. I did use the option to apply “more pressure” when cutting, just to ensure that every curve and letter would be easy to weed. I’ve included a photo of a shirt I made using this brand of vinyl in white.A few reviewers seem to be having issues with adhesion aka the vinyl not sticking to the t-shirt properly after ironing. This typically happens the most when the vinyl isn’t receiving enough pressure or heat during application. I have a professional t-shirt press that I got as a gift here on Amazon. I highly suggest that if you plan on designing shirts with the intention of selling them or making money, you need to invest in a press! This seemingly small detail can make or break the quality of t-shirt you create.The instructions included with this specific brand of vinyl states that it must be applied with medium pressure at 310-320 degrees F for 15-20 seconds. This is extremely hard to achieve by hand with a regular clothing iron. You also must peel back the clear carrier sheet while the vinyl is still hot, otherwise it may remain stuck to the carrier sheet and rip/rise up upon removal.I would definitely recommend this iron-on vinyl to other small business owners and t-shirt makers that own professional equipment. I don’t think I’d recommend it for someone trying to make a quick, one-time wear project using scissors and a regular iron. Amazon, Michaels, and Walmart all sell pre-cut iron-on letters and numbers that would work much better in those cases. That being said, I will be purchasing more of this when I run out. 12 feet at $9.99 should last me a few weeks. Much cheaper than its competitors. I hope this review helps someone!***UPDATE: As of 8/11/22, this vinyl has held up tremendously after numerous washes and being tossed in the dryer multiple times. At this price and quantity, it definitely still deserves the 5 star review I initially provided here.

I've ordered this vinyl twice in black. The first roll was super sticky which made it difficult to weed with arthritic hands, but it was easy to see the cut lines so it wasn't TOO bad. The second roll was a lot easier to weed since it's not as sticky, but it's hard to see the cut lines. What I like about both rolls is the matte finish. I've washed shirts numerous times over the last year 1/2 with the first roll and the vinyl has held up well (I put mine in the dryer and don't turn them inside out like I should and haven't had issues). I'm hoping the second roll holds up well when washed.I'll also add that when I ordered the 2nd roll I was sent a roll that had already been used. Whoever returned it rolled their cut, half weeded vinyl back into the roll. I returned it and had a new roll 2 days later with zero issues.

Very good easy to weed

I had to redo my review, due to user error. My first attempt at this project did not go well as the YouTube instructions were not very detailed in their explanation. So through many attempts I finally figured out my mistake. A little hard to weed but happy with the results so far.

I am not sure i would call this HTV. It wouldn't stick after pressing. I even peeled it off the clear sheet and tried pressing. That didn't work. It peeled off like a sticker.