Ready to press. No cutting machine, no weeding — just press it on and go.

A cute panda hugging a big watercolor letter, in soft greens with little flowers and leaves. Pick one letter for an initial tee, or order one of each letter to spell a whole name across a shirt.

Each order is ONE letter — that is how you spell a name: if her name is EMMA, order E, M, M, and A. One letter per shirt looks clean; a full name across the chest is the showstopper.

Good for a kid's initial tee, birthday shirts, first-day-of-school outfits, matching sibling shirts (one initial each), and personalized gifts that actually look store-bought.

Press one on a tee, sweatshirt, jacket, tote bag, or hat — anything flat enough to get firm, even pressure. Lay your piece on an ironing pad, place the design where you want it, and press with a heat press or a regular household iron with the steam OFF. Peel the clear film right away. If any edge lifts, just press it again.

How to press
The supplier doesn't print press settings on this listing, so follow the press instructions that come with your transfer, and press a test piece first to check the edges before you do the full run.

Washing
Wash instructions aren't clearly stated by the supplier, so we recommend a cold, gentle wash — and testing one shirt first before you wash the whole batch.