Loklik Transfer Paper Dark – Iron-on Transfer Film for Dark Fabrics
The Loklik Transfer Paper Dark is a special iron-on film for applying motifs to dark textiles – no printer required. The set contains 8 sheets, perfect for DIY projects.
Designed for dark fabrics: The black transfer film ensures bright, crisp results on dark backgrounds.
Easy iron-on: No printer needed – a household iron is sufficient for permanent fixing.
Suitable for outdoor use: The motifs are water-resistant and can be applied to rain jackets or bags.
Versatile use: Ideal for clothing, accessories, and home textiles. Create custom designs for yourself and others.
8 sheets per pack: Enough for multiple projects or larger motifs.
What makes Loklik Transfer Paper Dark special
Unlike regular transfer paper for light fabrics, this paper is optimized for dark surfaces. The black film prevents colour distortion and ensures high-contrast prints. No printer required makes the process very accessible.
Ideal for...
DIY enthusiasts, designers, and anyone wanting to personalise clothing or accessories. Also suitable for small series or gifts. Perfect for customising t-shirts, bags, or cushion covers made from dark fabrics.
How to use Loklik Transfer Paper Dark
1. Print or draw the motif in mirror image on the smooth side of the paper. 2. Place the paper with the film side down on the fabric. 3. Iron evenly with a household iron (cotton setting) for about 30–60 seconds. 4. Allow to cool and peel off the paper – the motif stays on the fabric.
LOKLIK is a brand offering DIY and textile customization products. Its range includes transfer papers and accessories for ironing motifs. The transfer papers are specifically designed for dark fabrics.
It is a transfer film that can be ironed onto dark textiles. The set contains 8 sheets.
No, the paper is not suitable for printers. The motif must be drawn by hand in mirror image on the smooth side or copied (not recommended with laser printers).
Yes, ironed motifs are water-resistant, making them suitable for rain jackets, bags, and other outdoor textiles.
Place the paper with the film side down on the fabric, iron evenly (cotton setting) for 30–60 seconds, allow to cool, and peel off the paper.
No, it is not self-adhesive. Fixation is achieved solely by ironing.
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