HTVRONTHeat Transfer Vinyl White HTV Rolls - 12" x 20ft White Iron on Vinyl for All Cutter Machine, HTV Vinyl for Shirts - Easy to Cut & Weed for Heat Transfer Design

Highly recommended! I do quite a few projects with my cricut. Here recently I’ve been having large T-shirt orders and the circut vinyl or hobby lobby rolls run out too fast, so I took a chance with this vinyl and it works great! I haven’t had any trouble during application or weeding. It actually does better than other brands. I do recommend my customers to air dry to prevent peeling from happening, but I’ve had no complaints. Definitely will be using this brand again!

This htv vinyl really holds up well. The price is great. When weeding the clear coat usually comes off with out the rest of the vinyl. Still good quality though. Just makes weeding a little harder

This is one of my favorite HTV brands that I have recently found. I used it to make 180 shirts for some students at the school that I work at. I actually have used it for a few projects. The carrier sheet is just stinky enough that it will stay in play long enough for the garment to be moved to the heat press after centering it on to the garment with out need for the heat tape. Her is just some a few pictures!

Me encanta trabajar con esta marca ! Es una de mis favoritas

The vinyl cut great and was easy to weed. It says cool peel but even waiting extra time was very hard to peel off. I did have to repress a 2nd time afterwards as it pulled up slightly. But it looked great afterwards and you can’t beat the price for the quantity of it.

Cuts super easy on normal HTV settings for your machine (does not need extra or heavy pressure settings despite how thick the vinyl feels). I ended up pressing with medium pressure on 280° for 15 seconds on a heat press. The carrier sheet basically popped up on its own when the press opened.

The color is awesome and the transfer adheres perfectly!

Where do I begin? I have purchased the 20 ft White vinyl rolls about 10-15 times at this point and 4 of those rolls have been defective. As someone who used to use this vinyl daily (up until last week), I could very easily tell when something is off or different about it. After my first defective roll, I never left a review expressing dissatisfaction because I was able to return it since I had not used any of the vinyl yet. I was able to tell that something was different about the vinyl right when I first felt/looked at it because it was thinner than what I was used to. I did a side-by-side comparison to some scraps I had from past rolls and sure enough, they looked completely different.Flash forward to last week, I had two rolls delivered and I began cutting and putting the vinyl onto my mats as I did not notice anything wrong with it yet. I put probably about 10 ft worth of the first roll on the mats and in my Cricut to cut. Once all of them were done cutting, I began to weed and OH this is when things went south. This vinyl was tragic. This vinyl had something so wrong with it. I picked up the first corner to start weeding and it ripped immediately, had absolutely no give to it, and appeared to be much thinner than the past rolls I have gotten. What usually takes me 5 minutes to weed easily took double the time. Unfortunately for me, this was the only vinyl I had, and I had to get the orders out before I would be able to get more so I said a little prayer that nothing would go wrong once I put it in the heat press and continued painfully weeding the rest. Thankfully, it appeared to still adhere to the sweatshirt as usual, although the thought of the vinyl not lasting or tearing quickly on the orders I did have to use it for definitely keeps me up at night.So, back to the story, at this point I was pissed but I did what I had to do and got the orders out. The next day, I opened the second roll to give it a chance and sure enough, it did the exact same thing as the previous when I went to weed it. At this point, I didn't think I could just send the rolls back and get a refund since I did use a good chunk of the first one so I decided to reach out to customer service and ask for a refund on the items. Since the seller is (I'm assuming- due to the fact that I would only get responses while I was asleep) on the other side of the globe, contacting them about my issue took an entire week since we could only get one message a day to each other. I told them I wanted a full refund for my defective items. They asked for proof of it being defective, I sent them proof (photos and videos) and they offered me a measly 20% refund. Was proof of your product literally being defective not worthy of a full refund? Smh. I countered this offer by once again saying that I am expecting a full refund since my items were in fact defective. Their counter was a 50% refund and 10% off my next order. I told them I am expecting a full refund and I do not plan to purchase from them any longer and there will be no next order. Their final message to me this morning was saying they can give me $25 but that's it (I paid $40+) - which is what brought me here.I have since switched to using only Siser since this fiasco began as I probably should have just done from the start. While I was waiting for my bulk order of Siser to arrive, I stupidly ordered another 20 ft roll of this brands white vinyl in hopes that it would be normal and maybe I could use it in the meantime, one final chance for them to redeem themselves. I cut one design with the vinyl just to see if it would be defective like the others and you guessed it!! It was!!! AND when I went to put the roll back in the box to return it, I noticed there was a HAIR stuck in between the vinyl and the clear sticky sheet. That was really the final straw for me.All I can say is this brand is completely unreliable and should definitely never be used by anyone other than those using vinyl as a hobby. Still, even then I would argue you should just spend the extra couple of dollars on Siser or another more reputable brand.