Neenah JET-PRO SofStretch Heat Transfer Papers, 11" x 17", 50 Sheet Pack

I use this a lot for my home business. It is a very consistent product and works well with my printer and Heat Presses. I have bought this so many times I can not keep track. A very good product.

I love this paper! I think the bad reviews are because of the settings, I have been using this paper for years, first time buying it here, I press it with heavy pressure and never have any issue, it doesn’t matter with what supplier I get it

This is nothing like the dark fabric PPD brand which gives a WHITE vinyl background whereas this brand it is a translucent background which doesn’t work on dark fabric unless they sent me the wrong one. Furthermore following the instructions I ruined quite a few shirts. The backing didn’t just peel off like the directions claimed after pressed. Then I tried it the other way which when the vinyl crumbled around the perimeter and the heat setting recommend was extremely too hot for this cheaply made product.I purchased this because the price was really good. I should’ve known- you get what you pay for. This was awful

One of the best heat transfer papers on the market. Wash inside pout on cold air dry for best results and use a heat press not an iron.

Soft Touch print, easy to use with a laser jet printer.Doesn’t work on Dark Colors unless your printer has white ink. Just Stretch the material after you apply for soft touch. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

The quality of these sheets is very high and gave good results when I used a mounting press. I cannot recommend using an iron to apply on a sheet as large as 11 x 17. For a dry mounting press that does not heat to their recommended temperature of 385°, like mine, I used 350° for an extra 5 seconds.

I’ve seen a few reviews where people had trouble and they either didn’t store them well, stored them for too long (over a year) or didn’t use pigment ink. Do a quick google search for printers that use pigment based ink and you won’t be disappointed. I use the epson WF-7820 ... only done a few but these work great, print out then 375 Deg for 30 seconds on a press at med to hvy pressure and it’s like a professional shirt. Highly recommend.

This stuff was AMAZING at first. As long as I followed the instructions, the backing paper peeled off perfectly, in one piece, every time. The images were sharp and vivid, and the fabric had a nice, soft feel. People couldn’t believe it was an iron-on. Plus, the durability was solid—it made it through lots of washes (cold water, gentle cycle) with just minor cracking or fading.But then, halfway through the pack, things went downhill. Transfers stopped working properly—they didn’t stick evenly or completely to the fabric. The backing paper still peeled off easily, but parts of the transfer would stay stuck on it instead of transferring over. I experimented with time and temperature setting variations, but nothing seemed to fix the problem. The paper stayed sealed in the plastic bag it came in and was kept in a temperature-controlled environment. My press seems to work fine with other materials.Bottom line: I was super happy with it at first, but now I’m stuck with a bunch of sheets I can't rely on to work anymore.