👕 CAREGY Heat Transfer Vinyl HTV Iron on Vinyl Roll - White, Size: 12 Inches by 20 Feet for T-Shirts Review

Recently tried PU HTV for the first time, previously used PVC HTV. I've tried four different brands on multiple projects, from glass prints to multiple t-shirts, some with incredibly intricate designs. All the brands of PU HTV I tried worked the same way. They were easy to weed even on incredibly complicated drawings with fine lines. Everything else stayed in place much, much better than the HTV PVC vinyl I used. Also, vinyl was more flexible. He became softer and moved better on the fabric…

(Reviewed by the Account Owner who purchased and used this item) This vinyl is AWESOME! Works just as well as Cricut or Siser (maybe even better). The sticky sheet is great, I don't know why people say it's "too sticky" because it is NOT. It's weed like a dream! The adhesive backing keeps the vinyl in place when pressed, it NEVER moves! This material melts on your shirts like butter and becomes silky soft in the heat. It washes, dries and wears beautifully, and I say that as someone who almost…

If you had asked me about this HTV a month ago I would have given it 5 stars and said it was a pleasure to work with and worth the money. Now let's fast forward to today. I had a large order and my Caregy HTV was running out so I grabbed Revain and reordered another roll. When I took the htv out of the box to put it in my car, I could immediately tell that the backing sheet was different, thinner than the last batch. I thought it was weird but not a big deal. I went ahead and cut out my design…