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eandgmom · September 19th, 2008

I was wondering if anyone can help me.....I am looking for the best inkjet t-shirt transfer paper....one that does not crack or peel or feel like plastic ironed on the t-shirt...."a paper that feels like one with the t-shirt".....thanks so much for any help....please e-mail me @ [email address]

marcelolopez · September 19th, 2008

In my opinion that paper is Jet Pro Soft Stretch (JPSS) for whites and light color t-shirts.

eandgmom · September 19th, 2008

Thanks so much for the info.....I have been going crazy....and going broke trying so many different papers....would you happen to know wher I can buy that paper?? Thanks again!!

sunnydayz · September 19th, 2008

There are several companies that sell it, but I believe the one most people here get the best price from is t-shirtsupplies.com. Also if you do a search at the top of this page in the search box for jpss (which is jetpro softstretch) you will find a ton of information on this paper, as it is the one that is most used by the members here for light color shirts.

eandgmom · September 19th, 2008

Thanks Marcelo & BobbieLee, You guys are a life saver!!!

ambitious · September 20th, 2008

Yes indeed JPSS is by far the best paper for lights. I wish they made a transfer paper as good as that for dark's.

COEDS · September 20th, 2008

I agree that JPSS is great paper. The paper is ever changing, but the best for now JPSS is the best. I think this form of apparel decoration has made great strides in the last 3 yrs. ..... JB

Girlzndollz · September 20th, 2008

Yet another vote for Jetprosofstretch (also called JPSS here on the forum.)

BobbieLee is right, it seems the best pricing is usually at tshirtsupplies.com. Right now they are giving another 5% off if you sign up for their newsletter.

Some other suppliers are New Milford Paper, Coastal, Alpha Supply, and you can search JetproSofstretch suppliers on this forum or on Google to find more.

Sign up for the newsletters with the supplier if you are going to be keeping regular stock. If you get the emails, you'll know as soon as someone is holding a sale, and sometimes the sales are excellent (around 30% off). That really helps the bottomline.

Good luck to you...

aries · January 8th, 2009

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Originally Posted by sunnydayz


	there are several companies that sell it, but i believe the one most people here get the best price from is t-shirtsupplies.com. Also if you do a search at the top of this page in the search box for jpss (which is jetpro softstretch) you will find a ton of information on this paper, as it is the one that is most used by the members here for light color shirts.

is this paper like the only graphic or photo shows on shirt?

HALOphax.com · January 8th, 2009

is there anyway to get this JPSS paper in a retail store? (Also, if so, anywhere in Canada?)

Girlzndollz · January 8th, 2009

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	is this paper like the only graphic or photo shows on shirt?

Are you asking how much the polymer window (untrimmed part of the paper outside of the design) shows on a shirt?

The polymer coating will transfer to the shirt if you do not trim it away. JPSS does not show alot on white shirts.

That depends more on what shirt you are transferring to. For me, JPSS onto a Jerzees HW 50/50 (29) barely shows, if it does at all.

But on my Hanes Beefy tee 100 cotton, it shows alot more. Jerzees is the least, Hanes the most, and my Gildans 5050 is medium.

It is not offensive on any of the shirts tho... it's just that on the Jerzees, it's like it is not even there.

That info applies to white shirts only. For light color shirts, you will have to test if you leave it untrimmed or barely trimmed.

The polymer does not show up on some light colors, it does show on other light colors, and for some colors, especially heathers, it makes the shirt very dark where the polymer is.

There are threads with pics to all of these different types of shirts.

Search:

"Jpss bleach" to see the white shirts.
''Jpss ash" to see the heathers.

Girlzndollz · January 8th, 2009

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Originally Posted by HALOphax.com


	is there anyway to get this JPSS paper in a retail store? (Also, if so, anywhere in Canada?)

I found this one by googling "Jetpro Sofstretch Canada", and there were others.
Jet-Pro Sofstretch<br><i>(for light colour fabric)</i>

You can also try suppliers in the US and check out the fees to reach you. Good luck to you.

HALOphax.com · January 16th, 2009

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Originally Posted by Girlzndollz


	I found this one by googling "Jetpro Sofstretch Canada", and there were others. Jet-Pro Sofstretch<br><i>(for light colour fabric)</i> You can also try suppliers in the US and check out the fees to reach you. Good luck to you.

Awesome!! Thanks so much! Last time i ordered any sheets online it was from the states, and my "duty fee's" were just as much as the transfer sheets themselves. I'm gonna try this and let everyone know how it worked out for me, thanks again.

geneo71 · January 20th, 2009

I've tried them all and I found that Gold Seal VersaLite Next Generation Inkjet Light Premium paper to work the best for me. You can peel it hot or cool. Once your shirt cools it can be washed and dryer dried immediately no waiting. So far I have had no problems with this paper. Great looking transfers.

kbdesigns · February 1st, 2009

i was looking through ebay and i stumbled across this: 100 Iron On Transfer Paper (Jet-Pro) Ships Worldwide - eBay (item 350118098906 end time Feb-26-09 20:14:51 PST)
if the link doesn't work the ebay # is 350118098906

i also would like to ask, is this paper good for both light and dark shirts??

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