If you are actually printing this design onto a garment (a "top"), you need Heat Transfer Paper Sublimation Paper For Light Fabrics: Use "Light" Heat Transfer Paper (e.g., For Dark/Black Fabrics:
Whether it’s unconventional hemlines, hidden stitching, or a silhouette that changes depending on how you layer it, "sneaky" is the operative word. workmeharder 24 01 14 chloe surreal sneaky chea top
Because this looks like professional creative output, the "proper paper" depends on your final goal for the images: 1. For High-End Photographic Prints (Lookbooks) If you are actually printing this design onto