Silver Glitter HTV Heat Transfer Vinyl Rolls12inch by 9feet PU Stretch Iron on Vinyl HTV Vinyl for T-Shirt for Silhouette and Cameo(9Ft, Z1-Glitter Silver)

Great product perfect color. I love it and look great on his T-shirt.

Works great!

Great value for amount of vinyl you get, easy to weed and I have had no issue with the heat transfer.

Nice HTV, pretty gold glitter color, seemed to stick well to the shirt, but, the only issue I had was being able to see where to pick the htv design and having to hold the design so it didn’t come up off the transfer paper. Even with my ring light I always use for my htv projects, I’ve never had an issue with this. First time using it, don’t think I’d buy again just because of this issue. I’ve had other glitter htv’s that were much easier to see your design and peel your design.

The media could not be loaded. I did my first vinyl project with this brand. It cut perfectly and transferred with ease. I used a cotton setting on my iron and applied light pressure for 15-20 seconds. I’m really happy with how it turned out. I don’t have any experience with vinyl to compare this to, but I am extremely happy with my first experience. I will be buying more.

Holds up great after multiple washes. I ordered red and gray, still has sparkle and all

Came the very next day...The vynal worked great for my project.

Do yourself a huge favor, and do not buy this vinyl! This vinyl is, hand-down, the WORST vinyl I have ever used. When I opened the box to take the roll out, one end of the roll had something all over it, like Vaseline or petroleum jelly (I can only hope that's what it was!). It got all over my hands, and there were splotches of it all over that end of the entire roll. That whole end of the vinyl was ruined. I tried to use some of the pieces that were not destroyed, and it was virtually impossible to weed for my project. When I was able to weed certain pieces, they would not stick to the backing paper, and kept peeling up and falling off of the plastic, so I had to keep trying to press them back down and reposition them. My project looked absolutely terrible, and crooked, because I had to keep picking the pieces up and sticking them back onto the paper before trying to iron them on. I am disgusted with the entire experience!