Ink ExpertsVersa All Purpose Mug Size Sublimation Paper 115gsm (100 Sheets)

This is probably the best sublimation paper I have used for mugs.It has a great colour and sharpness for the picture quality. Really easy to use as it is the ideal size for mugs and also the reverse side printing makes sure you always get it in the right way in the printer. Will definitely buy this again.

This is the first time I’ve bought them in this size. I can’t give a review to this size I’m yet, as I’m still using my previous paper, which is the same brand

Does what it says on the errrr..... packet.Very good ink release on this with nice deep blacks, Watermarked on back so you can see exactly what side you need to print on when in a rush. Good price for a good paper. Experienced no curling or getting caught against the printhead in my Epson printer which can be a problem with some papers. Good printing instructions on the packet as well which is missing on many papers used for sublimation. It's the little details that can save you time going to a manufacturers page to get the info.

Ideal size for mugs, great quality, will definitely buy again

Good quality paper. Easy to use.

Great paper would highly recommend.

Pre-cut mug sublimation mug wraps perfect for 11oz mugs save time having to cut them yourself. Use them for all the mugs I sell.

I've been using Ink Experts sub paper for a couple of years and have always had excellent results with it, until recently. I don't know if they've made changes to their paper, but the last couple of batches (both the Versa and Style mug sizes) have had significant issues with curling. I'm storing it and using it exactly the same way as I usually do, but within days of opening the pack, the paper is starting to bow, quite noticeably ! This means that when it feeds, the curl at the front and back of the paper catches during feeding and printing, which leaves ink smudges on the edges. I'm having to manually trim the paper down to cut out the smudged sides but a lot of the time the smudges are hard to see - there's a lot of mug wastage going on due to this. I have a leftover pack of paper from another brand, which has been stored for a couple of years and has no curling/bowing - feeds and prints perfectly. I've printed on 2 x different Epson printers with the same issue of the curled paper catching on feed, so it's not the printer! I've now ordered another brand to test, and may have to move away from using these - which is a shame as I liked using them in combination with their inks, and the availability via Amazon Prime has been really useful for rapid re-stocking.