Review on 👕 PPD Inkjet Premium Dark T-Shirt Transfers - Iron-On Paper, Pack of 10 Sheets (8.5x11 inches, PPD004-10) by Shantel Griffin

I usually use Avery but I have 5 packs and had a few more requests for Christmas shirts so I took them as a last resort. First, they come in an envelope, not a box. There are many ways to fold and crease the mail. If I hadn't memorized Avery's instructions, I might have been confused. They were a bit uneven after ironing, but I thought maybe I didn't try hard enough. We still wore them to the Christmas party and my husband dripped some sauce onto his shirt. It's okay, you have to wash it immediately, like Avery's. No, not even a little. Again I thought I could just wash them off quickly (thank goodness I didn't wash them off after putting them on the night before). I washed both in cold water on a gentle cycle and hung them on a line to dry so I wasn't worried about shrinkage because now I was worried about the quality. They ran. I mean bad. Black now looks like a dark green tint and white looks like glow-in-the-dark ink and I'm worried that I actually bought glow-in-the-dark transfers. The rest went in the garbage. Absolute rubbish. Save yourself the hassle instead of a few bucks and get better quality (I LOVE generics by the way, but never again for that!). Glow-in-the-dark transfers. The rest went in the garbage. Absolute rubbish. Save yourself the hassle instead of a few bucks and get better quality (I LOVE generics by the way, but never again for that!). Glow-in-the-dark transfers. The rest went in the garbage. Absolute rubbish. Save yourself the hassle instead of a few bucks and get better quality (I LOVE generics by the way, but never again for that!)