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Sold by Mukana Direct
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This listing quotes in US dollars. That is the binding price. Rate set 2 Nov.
Supplied for 230V outlets, the same as Zimbabwe. If it plugs into a wall socket, it may need a plug adapter.
Orders now, fulfilled from Tue 10 Nov — this item cannot be delivered before then.
Iron on Patches for Clothes: You will receive 20 sheets african american women themed iron on patches measuring approximately 18x18 cm/7x7 inches; Plenty of beautiful patterns to choose from to create personalized clothing · Material: Heat transfer stickers are made of vinyl material with clear patterns and vibrant colors; Clothes with heat transfer stickers are washable · Wide Application: Iron on transfer papers can be used on tshirts, bags, shirts, skirts, pillows covers, can add color to your clothes and express your taste and personality · Nice Gift Choice: Black women dtf transfers ready to press is perfect as a holiday gift for your loved ones, will surely bring her a surprise · How to Use: You can use a household iron or heat transfer machine to press the decal onto clothing for 15-20 seconds; To protect the pattern integrity, wait for the heat transfer paper to completely cool down before removing the protective film You and your family can print these on sweaters, sweatshirts, and hoodies and wear the apparel to celebrate Black History Month.
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