Clothing transfer inkjet sheets Avery Zweckform MD1001 — polypropylene A4 210×297 mm, white, light colours, pack of 5

Avery Zweckform MD1001 clothing transfer sheets are polypropylene A4 sheets (210×297 mm) in white, designed specifically for light-coloured textiles. Each pack contains five sheets prepared for inkjet printers so you can print graphics or text at home or in small workshops and transfer them onto garments and textile items using a household iron. The sheets support personalised clothing, promotional items and small-scale textile projects where durable, bright prints are required.

Advantages

The polypropylene surface is optimised for inkjet inks, providing good colour reproduction and a smooth printed finish. Sheets are sized to standard A4 for easy feeding through most inkjet printers and the white transfer layer is formulated for light-coloured fabrics to preserve tones and contrast. A pack of five sheets is suitable for testing designs and producing short runs without specialised equipment.

Suitable for

• Personalised T-shirts and sweatshirts made from light-coloured fabrics
• Custom bags, aprons and textile accessories in light shades
• Small promotional runs, event memorabilia and gifts
• School projects, craft workshops and hobby printing

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP) transfer surface
• Sheet size: A4 (210 × 297 mm)
• Colour of transfer surface: white, for light-coloured textiles
• Printer compatibility: inkjet printers
• Pack contents: 5 transfer sheets

How to use

Design or select your artwork on a PC and print it onto the transfer sheet using an inkjet printer, following the printer settings recommended for transfer media. Trim the printed design if required, position the transfer face-down on the clean, flat textile surface and apply heat with a household iron according to the transfer instructions provided by the manufacturer. Allow the transfer to cool as directed before peeling off the carrier to reveal the transferred image.

Recommendations

Use on clean, lint-free, light-coloured fabrics for best results. Test one sheet first to confirm printer settings and ironing time. Avoid stretching the fabric while applying heat and follow any temperature and pressing time guidelines to reduce the risk of uneven adhesion or image damage.