S.E.I 61 Pieces Iron-On Letters: 2 Inch Small Iron-On Letters for Clothing, Block Fabric Letters for T-shirts, Jerseys, & More (Block Flock, White)

These worked so well! I purchased them for my daughter's class carnival. Each child is getting a mini tote bag but her teacher was worried that they would lose them or mix them up. Originally, we decided just to write name tags but I came across these appliqués and decided to iron on each child's name.They were extremely easy to use. All you have to do is peel them off, stick them on and like them up, and hold the iron on for about 15-30 seconds. It also says to turn them inside out and iron them on. They look so professional.I highly recommend these. The only problem is that there's only 2 A's and many of the kids have more than 1 A in their name. It would be great if a sheet of A's and E's were sold. I have a whole pile of consonants. I actually just flipped over the V's and used the punctuation marks to create an A.These are so worth it and I loved them!!Note: the green tote was before I ironed. I was lining the letters up.

I used this product to add text to the back of a t-shirt as part of a Halloween costume. I'm not sure what's happening for other folks that report problems, but I have had no problems at all with this product. I mostly followed the directions, with the exception being I ran the iron over the letters twice for 15-20 seconds at a time before turning the shirt inside-out and finishing the ironing. Even so, the letters stuck nice and have given no hint of coming off. I noticed no glue or anything else coming off of the product onto the iron. Wore the shirt all day at work and then tossed the shirt in the wash. Have still not seen any hint of the letters coming off of my shirt or any other problems. What more could I ask for? Easy five stars.

These letters were perfect for recreating a snappy, simple design I saw on a T-shirt online but didn’t want to pay $30+ for. Worked exactly as advertised, followed the very clear video on the product page, have put through the wash and dryer and had no problems with peeling/lifting/warping etc. Super cute! I was originally looking for smooth letters, but the flocked texture is actually really nice. Also, as someone who usually uses that home-printer-compatible, iron-on vinyl to create designs, it was a delightful change not to have to exacto my own letters out of a larger sheet. Just peel and stick!

My friend wanted to make t-shirts for a concert, so I decided to purchase these after seeing someone recommend them in a blog post. We used basic Gildan shirts and followed directions and our shirts were great! They were neat and so quick to press on. We had a mishap after accidentally putting a letter on wrong and having the adhesive stick to the iron, but that was our error and a super quick fix. I've since washed my shirt and the letters are still sticking just fine! Definitely recommend and will be using again.

Used these to make a "Netflix" shirt on a plain red shirt for a last-minute "Netflix & Chill" couple's Halloween costume, and it was super easy to use, and stayed on 100%. Great purchase! Thinking of so many other personalized clothes/gifts I can make with all the other letters I have :)

The transfers worked as described - just follow the instructions. Couple of tips: Be careful when removing the letters from the sheet since they can rip quite easily. Secondly, if you are planning to transfer these onto some non-cotton fabric (say, some kind of athletic wear synthetic), be sure to not to iron directly on the letters - it will likely burn the fabric. I just put a thin cotton cloth over the letters and then ironed on that.

These worked really well, I was pretty amazed how well they worked. Compared to buying ones at Michaels, these were cheaper and did a great job. They are a great size for a decently large print on a shirt. I made a shirt that said "College" like Belushi in Animal house.

Seems nice quality but despite carefully following directions & other tips on reviews it DID NOT WORK on a back pack. Maybe bc it's not fully cotton material to adhere to. I'm not pleased. I ended up hot gluing and sewing. Material tears horribly upon sewing.