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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three-Quarter Carried View | three-quarter-carried | — | 0 | Yes |
| Front Flat Product View | flat-front-full | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile Depth View | side-profile-depth | — | 0 | — |
| Overhead Open View | overhead-open | — | 0 | — |
| Macro Fabric Texture Detail | macro-texture-detail | — | 0 | — |
| Active Lifestyle Use | in-use-lifestyle | — | 0 | — |
The design area covers the flat front panel of the bag. SudoMock's API returns the Smart Object dimensions in the mockup detail response, typically ranging from 3000x3000px to 3000x3400px depending on the template. Upload your artwork at the native Smart Object resolution for the sharpest rendering output.
SudoMock uses Multiply blend mode for fabric-based products like drawstring bags. This composites your design onto the white cotton surface so the diagonal twill weave pattern remains visible through the artwork. The result looks like a printed fabric rather than a flat graphic pasted onto the bag.
Yes. The rendered output is a standard image file (WebP, PNG, or JPEG) that uploads directly to any e-commerce platform. SudoMock also offers native integrations with Shopify and WooCommerce for automated catalog generation. Etsy sellers can use the API or Dashboard to render mockups and download them for manual upload.
This template represents a generic cotton twill drawstring bag with braided cotton cords and metal grommets. It is visually compatible with similar blanks from Printful, Printify, and Gelato. Check your print provider's drawstring bag specifications to confirm the front panel dimensions match the mockup's print area.
This template includes six angles: a three-quarter carried view on a model, front flat product view on cobblestone, side profile showing bag depth, overhead view with the bag held open, a macro close-up of the fabric weave and stitching, and a full-body lifestyle shot of the model walking through a market.
Each render costs $0.002. Rendering all six angles of this drawstring bag template would cost $0.012 total. SudoMock offers a free tier with 500 credits to test the rendering pipeline before committing to a paid plan.
Yes. SudoMock's REST API accepts JSON payloads with design image URLs, allowing you to script batch renders across hundreds of designs. Paid plans support 3 to 25 parallel renders depending on tier. Integrations with n8n, Zapier, Make, and Airtable enable automated workflows that trigger renders when new designs are added to your catalog.
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The Print On Demand Market size was valued at USD 12.15 billion in 2025 and is estimated to reach USD 46.43 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 25.05% (Source: Mordor Intelligence)
Drawstring bags fall within the accessories segment of this expanding market, making product mockups increasingly necessary for catalog-scale listing creation.
Apparel led with 40.20% revenue share in 2025 in the print-on-demand market, with accessories being a significant category (Source: Mordor Intelligence)
Accessories like drawstring bags represent a growing share of POD product listings, driving demand for dedicated mockup templates.
High-volume sellers have over 500 listings on average and published approximately 67 new listings until they hit the 1K GMV (Source: Printify)
Generating mockups for hundreds of drawstring bag designs manually is impractical; API-based rendering enables this catalog scale.
Top sellers publish ten new listings every week on average (Source: Printify)
Consistent listing velocity across product types including drawstring bags requires automated mockup generation rather than manual Photoshop work.
The average conversion rate across all e-commerce sites is under 2% (Source: Statista via HubSpot)
Product imagery showing multiple angles and realistic fabric texture helps drawstring bag listings compete for clicks within tight conversion windows.
“Lifestyle photography shows the product in use or in context. This allows shoppers to gauge size as well as imaging it in their own lives.”
“We render drawstring bag mockups across all six angles for every new design we add. It takes about two seconds per image through the API, which means a full product listing set is ready before I finish my coffee.”
“Drawstring bags are commonly manufactured from cotton canvas, polyester, and nylon, with cotton twill and canvas variants offering a textured surface well suited for printed designs.”
“Drawstring bag mockup templates typically include multiple camera angles covering front panel, side profile, and lifestyle views to provide complete product catalog coverage.”
“Custom drawstring bags are among the accessories available through print-on-demand fulfillment, with design placement focused on the flat front panel area.”
This mockup template shows a white cotton twill drawstring bag photographed in a warm, open-air artisan market setting. The primary shot features a Southeast Asian woman in her late 20s with shoulder-length black hair pulled into a loose ponytail. She wears a charcoal gray tank top and fitted olive joggers, looking over her right shoulder toward the camera. A small constellation tattoo is visible on her left shoulder. The white drawstring bag hangs from both shoulders via braided cotton cords, resting against her lower back. The background consists of weathered wooden vendor tables displaying terracotta pots, wicker baskets, and canvas market awnings. Cobblestone pavement runs underfoot, catching golden hour sunlight that filters through the market canopy.
Six distinct photographs capture the bag from different perspectives:
Three-quarter carried view: The hero shot described above, showing the bag's front panel as it drapes naturally against the model's back. Both drawstring cords are visible running from the bottom grommets up to the model's shoulders. The bag's white surface catches warm ambient light with subtle shadow from the model's body.
Front flat product view: The bag sits upright on cobblestone pavement, lightly stuffed to show its square shape. The drawstring channel at the top is cinched, and both braided cords extend outward from metal grommets at the bottom corners. The background shows the same market stalls in soft focus.
Side profile depth view: Photographed from the left side, the bag leans against a burlap cloth on the cobblestones. This angle reveals the bag's depth when filled, approximately 3 to 4 inches of expansion. The drawstring cords hang loosely. Market elements and cobblestone texture remain visible in the blurred background.
Overhead open view: Two hands hold the bag flat against the cobblestone surface, pulling it taut by the bottom grommets. The bag is laid open and uncinched, displaying the full rectangular front panel. Metal grommets are visible at both bottom corners where the braided cords thread through. Natural overhead sunlight creates soft shadows across the white fabric.
Macro texture detail: An extreme close-up captures the cotton twill weave at the bag's lower corner. Individual threads are visible in a tight diagonal weave pattern. Double-needle stitching runs along the bottom hem with consistent stitch spacing. The braided cotton cord exits from the corner, showing its woven rope construction against the cobblestone surface.
Active lifestyle use: A full-body rear view of the same model walking through the market. The bag sits centered on her back with both drawstring cords over her shoulders. This angle shows the bag's scale relative to the model's torso, covering roughly from mid-back to waist level.
The bag is constructed from white cotton twill fabric with a visible diagonal weave texture. Hardware includes metal grommets at both bottom corners. The closure system uses a drawstring channel along the top edge with braided cotton cords that double as shoulder straps. Bottom hem features double-needle stitching.
The front panel provides the primary print area. The white surface serves as the Smart Object target zone where SudoMock's rendering engine composites user designs. The cotton twill texture remains visible through overlaid artwork when using Multiply blend mode, producing a fabric-integrated appearance.
Drawstring bags from Printful, Printify, and Gelato use similar cotton and polyester constructions. This template is suitable for representing generic-brand drawstring bags sold through print-on-demand channels. Compare with polyester drawstring backpacks available through wholesale suppliers like Tote Bag Factory and BagzDepot.
This template is available for rendering through the SudoMock API at $0.002 per render or via the Dashboard Playground. All six angles render independently, allowing sellers to generate a complete product listing set in a single API batch call. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG up to 10,000px resolution.
SudoMock's accessories collection includes fanny pack mockups, laptop sleeve mockups, and tote bag mockups in similar lifestyle and studio settings. Browse additional fashion bag templates at sudomock.com/mockups/for/api-developers/accessories.