HTVRONT Papel de transferencia térmica para tejidos oscuros, A4, 8 hojas

Printing on dark fabrics often results in dull, washed-out designs because standard transfer papers are made for light backgrounds. HTVRONT Thermal Transfer Paper for Dark Fabrics solves this problem with a polymer-coated surface that keeps colors vibrant and opaque on black, navy, and other dark textiles.

Who is it for

Crafters, small businesses, and DIY enthusiasts who want to customize dark t-shirts, hoodies, bags, and more using a standard inkjet printer and a household iron or heat press.

Main features

• Designed specifically for dark fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and blends.
• A4 size (210 x 297 mm) works with most inkjet printers.
• Pack includes 8 sheets, ideal for small projects or testing designs.
• Compatible with both pigment and dye inks.
• Transfers with a household iron or heat press; cold peel for easy handling.
• Stretchable and crack-resistant, so designs stay intact after washing.
• Machine washable and fade-resistant for long-lasting results.

Specifications

• Product Type: Heat Transfer Paper
• Fabric Compatibility: Dark Fabrics (Cotton, Polyester, Blends)
• Paper Size: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Sheets Included: 8 sheets
• Printer Compatibility: Inkjet Printers
• Transfer Method: Iron-on, Heat Press
• Peel Type: Cold Peel
• Finish: Matte
• Washability: Machine Washable, Durable
• Ink Compatibility: Pigment and Dye Ink
• Material: Polymer-coated Transfer Paper
• Special Features: Stretchable, Crack-resistant, Fade-resistant
• Application Surfaces: T-shirts, Hoodies, Bags, Hats, Pillows, Aprons
• Cutting Method: Scissors, Craft Cutter (e.g., Cricut, Silhouette)
• Safety: Non-toxic, Eco-friendly
• Recommended Heat Press Temperature: 160-170°C (320-338°F)
• Recommended Iron Temperature: Cotton setting (no steam)
• Transfer Time (Heat Press): 15-25 seconds
• Transfer Time (Iron): 2-3 minutes (depending on design size)

Tips

For best results, pre-wash the fabric without fabric softener, mirror your design before printing, and use a hard, heat-resistant surface when ironing. Always test on a scrap piece first.