👕 Magfok Numbers Transfer Clothing: A Versatile Solution for Customizing Your Attire Review

It was GREAT! I made some field day t-shirts and I like them because the back of the t-shirts is a good size, nice and fluffy!

I've seen other reviews about how difficult it is to apply. I had no problems with the process. It was easy and simple. Once applied it looks like a professional product. I am very happy with the results.

They were difficult to work with. It took forever to stick to the shirt and I had to use my fingers to try and pull it off and press against the shorts. This caused them to burn a bit. It ended up being half burnt (brownish) and I had to use a chalk pencil to whiten it for our photos. I will not buy it again nor recommend it.

Worst iron and I've used a lot. The numbers are very difficult to transfer to a t-shirt, I followed their instructions exactly. The back is thick, the letters are difficult to get out. In addition, excess material creates wrinkles, see picture. My new $90 World Cup jersey is ruined. What now, new shirt?

I've done a lot of research on ironing numbers/letters and the biggest problems have been lack of heat or lack of time. Follow the instructions that come with some modifications. Iron the sweatshirt first to ensure all moisture is gone. I ended up ironing each section for more than 30 seconds on each side - about 20 seconds at a time, but repeated multiple times. And be sure to iron the edges well. Iron inside out according to instructions. The numbers look great and learn. No problems removing