Oh wow it really uses all the space possible
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I know right! That’s why I really hope they will consider this on their next update😊
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Ooooh I think I know which brand this 
yeah this needs to be implemented
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Amazon as well as Htvront(dot)com
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It would be amazing to see a LOKLiK-branded material in a category that only a few producers have dared to explore: Printable HTV for inkjet.
Right now, the options out there are super limited, and finding one that’s truly reliable is a challenge.
I wonder if LOKLiK or HTVRont could come up with one that’s actually washing machine–resistant 
EDIT: I mean… now I´m not sure if the “LOKLiK Heat Transfer Paper Sheet” is actually paper or vinyl
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Loklik has printavlble HTV, and so does siser (theirs is DTV).
My only issue with the loklik printable htv is that it’s letter size, not A4 like siser, and it’s flimsier. It caused a paper jam on my inkjet printer unlike the one from siser which printed without any issues.
Here’s a sample of my siser DTV output and DTF hack using pigment ink I tried…
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Wow, havent seen lokloik’s anywhere. Thak you for your answer @timmytation !!! How are those to you? My main concern is how they do resist washing cicles.
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I’ve only tried the one from siser using both pigment and dye ink. They wash well if done right or it might also depend on the fabric and the time and temp when pressing.
I haven’t tried the loklik one since I’m scared it might cause a paper jam again on my printer. But I do hope they make it into a4 size as well
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