kneequa

I am interested in possibly trying out Avery Dennison transfer paper. I'd like the opinions of anyone here has used this brand of transfer paper. How did your t-shirt/product turn out?

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splathead

Are you talking about the kind you can buy at Office Depot?

I bought some years ago to make some cartoon shirts for my son. It is a hobbyist paper applied with a home iron.

 

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kneequa

EWWWW, hobbyist! No that's not what I'm looking for. Thank you so much!

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jlgill

Surprisingly, the Avery paper tends to run more expensive per sheet than some of the more reputable transfer papers.

 

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stuffnthingz

I used their opaque and transfer for lights papers and they are very hobbyist... They felt like cardboard and cracked on the first wash... and indeed they are VERY expensive!

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COEDS

I know a lot of us has tried the avery paper and I'm sure 99% never bought it again. ... JB

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murmkuma

I have been using the Avery Dennison Dark t-shirt Transfer sheets and actually getting sell-able results.
I am very impressed with how well the products are holding up to wash. I made one hooded sweatshirt and so far it seems like the iron on will outlast the material...(after 2 washes and 2 dries).
Another shirt seemed to wrinkle after the first wash and dry...but may have been a malfunction in the transfer process.
I am cutting my designs out using an exacto knife.
I endorse this brands Dark Shirt transfers.
The light transfer sheets did not hold up at all after 1 wash broke down and cracked.

 

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Girlzndollz

I found the Avery Dark held up better than the Avery light, as well. But it was using Avery that lead me to find a better paper, and transfer method, and that lead me here (tsf).

Now I use Ironall Dark for dark shirts, and JPSS/Jetprosofstretch for lights.

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