
The buying notes
Know what you’re choosing.
Product questions & answers
What material and finish are listed?
What material and finish are listed?
The reviewed specifications describe PU material, white color, and a glossy finish. The separate chalkboard-vinyl classification conflicts with the heat-transfer product identity.
How much smaller is this than a 70-foot roll?
How much smaller is this than a 70-foot roll?
At the same 12-inch width, this six-foot roll contains 6 square feet before waste. A 70-foot roll contains 70 square feet, so this is a much smaller starting quantity.
Can I print a photograph directly onto this material?
Can I print a photograph directly onto this material?
This is cut-design iron-on material. For a printed photograph, choose printable iron-on or another printing system matched to the garment.
How do I calculate the quantity for a group of shirts?
How do I calculate the quantity for a group of shirts?
Lay out the actual design within the usable cutting width, including spacing and a test cut. Divide the available material into those layouts rather than counting shirts from roll length alone.
Can I use the same settings for plain, glitter, and holographic iron-on?
Can I use the same settings for plain, glitter, and holographic iron-on?
Use the instructions for the exact material and garment. Different finishes can require different cutting, pressing, and peeling steps.
What should I check before layering another material on top?
What should I check before layering another material on top?
Check whether this exact iron-on finish is approved as a lower layer and whether the second material uses a compatible application process. A shared brand name does not settle layering compatibility.
Before the first cut
Make room
for a good plan.
Estimate a rectangular layout and the supplies for your batch, using your actual dimensions and pack details.
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