JR.WHITE Fabric Markers Permanent for T Shirts Clothes Onesies Bibs White Pillow Canvas Tote Bags Clothing Textiles - No Bleed - Fine Tip - Safe & Non Toxic Fabric Paint Pens Set of 24 Colors

I love these! Such a great purchase for fun projects with the kiddos. My little boy is really into designing his own shirts/hats etc and these work really well and they survive the wash. Fades a little after a few washes but it depends on the fabric.

The fabric markers are perfect for kids. My son used them for his class to sign their end of year tshirts. The colors are bright, the colors dry quickly.

The markers are awesome and older children can use them as well, they are great for fabric painting. Thank you

Rough paint because if the type of tip. However, the first test lasted through a few washings so far.

I purchased this set because I wanted to get an idea of what my designs will look like before I use my punch needle. Although I was somewhat disappointed with the brown opacity initially, it worked out well because I could still see the holes in the Monk's cloth. I've included photos that will show you the quality of the sketch and my finished piece. The instructions advise you to let the ink set overnight to allow it to dry. Make sure to lay the piece flat. So far, I've tested the pens on Monk's cloth and linen with good results.

From a separate company on Amazon, I ordered two white fleece jackets customized with my company's logo (symbol and text). One of them was perfect, but the text on the other was white and therefore invisible. I liked everything else about the item and didn't want to return it. I found out through a search that fabric markers exist. I bought these fabric markers and very slowly and carefully colored the logo on my new item. At the time of purchase, there was only one review about someone coloring a logo, and that person said the color washed out of the logo. Therefore, as a precaution, I briefly touched a cloth VERY slightly dampened cloth with apple cider vinegar only over the letters and then briefly ran a heated clothing iron over the letters. I laid the fleece jacket flat overnight to ensure the marker had time to dry. No one can tell the logo was manually colored in by an amateurish hand; it looks just the way it should. I have been wearing it to work 2 times a week every week for a few months and handwashing it it in lukewarm water weekly, and the color of the logo is still fully intact. I am very satisfied.

Worked for purpose intended, even on small ribbed fabric Other reviewers said to heat set the ink... I did that but the black still bled

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