HTVRONT Clear Sublimation HTV Vinyl Matte 12" X 20FT - Sublimation Vinyl High Transfer Rate - Bright Smooth Washable HTV for T-Shirt/Hat/Pillow/Bag

I'm brand new to sublimation, and after piddling around with some small stuff I decided to dive in and try a T-shirt. I used a white, 100% cotton shirt, HTVRONT sublimation paper, Hiipoo ink, and my Epson printer. I made the design in Cricut Design Space and used Print then Cut on my Cricut Explore 3. The directions included were very straightforward and easy to understand. The vinyl cut and weeded effortlessly and the only issue I had was lining up the print onto the vinyl, and that is only because it's difficult to see the edges once it's applied to the shirt. I think I did pretty good though, and everything transferred really well. I pressed it using my HTVRONT heat press at 200C. The only thing I would do differently is to press it for a little bit less time. The instructions say 40-60 seconds, so I did 50 seconds. It is the teeniest bit yellowed, and I'm fairly sure that's due to the length of time pressing. Next time I'll do 40 seconds. This is obviously not truly sublimated "into" the shirt, it's on the surface of the vinyl and feels like vinyl. However, the vinyl is very thin and flexible, and not as "plasticky" as regular HTV. I'm super thrilled with this product because I JUST CAN'T with the polyester T-shirts.

Love this stuff. Works just as it should. Will be ordering more in the future.

Needed a quick fix when a DTF order for T-shirts decals for my daughter's wedding party came in wrong. Did some research and ordered this to use with sublimation since the shirts were more cotton. Really easy to use, looked great, seems to have held up well so far (nothing lasts forever).

Ive been using this for sublimation prints. This works awesome.

Soft to touch and thin but cheap.

So easy to work with. Transfers exactly like it should. Peels off without any trouble. Love the price for so much material.

I have not used this product on anything other than cotton canvas. Yes, the kind that is stretched on a frame and traditionally painted on. I took my canvas off the frame, flattened it with a heat press, applied the vinyl, pressed on my sublimation design, stapled the canvas back to the frame and painted the edges. It looks amazing. The colors are so vibrant and sharp!

Game changer sublimation on cotton shirts now! Yessss