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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Front View - Fully Extended | front-view-extended | — | 0 | Yes |
| 3/4 Angle - Contextual Setup | three-quarter-right-outdoor | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile - Shape Detail | side-profile-curve | — | 0 | — |
| Low Angle - Hero Shot | low-angle-commanding | — | 0 | — |
| Fabric & Print Detail | fabric-detail-closeup | — | 0 | — |
| Construction Detail - Pole Pocket | pole-pocket-construction | — | 0 | — |
Feather flags have a concave curved shape along one edge, creating a blade-like silhouette that tapers to a point at the top. Teardrop flags have a rounded, teardrop-shaped outline. In this mockup, the concave left edge and curved pole pocket are characteristic of the feather/blade style. Both flag types use similar cross base stands and pole systems.
Most feather flags are printed on knitted polyester fabric using dye-sublimation. This mockup shows a visible mesh-like knit texture across the white surface, which is consistent with standard flag polyester. Some flags use heavier vinyl banner material (13oz scrim) for outdoor durability. The semi-transparent quality visible in the angled shots is typical of lighter polyester flag fabric.
The white surface area on the flag is the Smart Object target zone. Through SudoMock's rendering API, you send a design image URL and the template UUID in a JSON payload. The engine composites your design onto the white area using the specified blend mode. For fabric flags, Multiply blend mode allows the knit texture to show through the design. API documentation is available at sudomock.com/docs.
Yes. This specific mockup is photographed inside a restaurant interior with a menu board, dining tables, and chairs visible in the background. The indoor setting with mixed natural and artificial lighting shows how a feather flag would appear in a real cafe or restaurant entrance area, which is useful for clients previewing promotional flag designs for food service businesses.
This template includes six angles: a direct front view showing the fully extended flag, a three-quarter angle with the restaurant context visible, a side profile revealing the concave curved shape, a low angle emphasizing the flag's height, a fabric detail closeup showing the knit texture, and an extreme closeup of the black pole pocket construction with visible stitching.
PSD files with Smart Object layers are the standard format for automated mockup rendering. SudoMock processes PSD files and outputs rendered images in WebP, PNG, or JPEG at up to 10,000px resolution. For POD platform listings on Etsy, Amazon, or Shopify, the rendered output images are typically exported as JPEG or PNG for upload to product listings.
The cross base visible in this mockup is a flat black metal X-shaped stand that sits on the floor. The flag pole inserts into a central socket, and a black nylon strap with buckle connects the bottom hem of the flag to the base for tension. This keeps the flag taut and upright indoors. The base and hardware elements remain as static layers in the rendered output while the white flag surface receives the design overlay.
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The global print-on-demand market reached approximately $10 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow at a 25% annual rate through 2033.
Signage and flags represent a growing segment within POD fulfillment, requiring mockup templates for product visualization. Source: Shopify (https://www.shopify.com/blog/print-on-demand)
High-volume POD sellers have over 500 listings on average, publishing approximately 67 new listings before reaching $1K in gross merchandise value.
API-driven mockup rendering enables sellers to scale flag and banner listings efficiently across large catalogs. Source: Printify (https://printify.com/blog/print-on-demand-statistics/)
The average conversion rate across all e-commerce sites is under 2%.
Contextual product photography, such as showing flags in real retail environments, provides buyers with realistic size and placement expectations. Source: Statista via HubSpot (https://www.hubspot.com/marketing-statistics)
By product type, home decor is projected to expand at a 26.74% CAGR through 2031 in the print-on-demand market.
Signage and decorative flags fall within adjacent home and commercial decor categories experiencing rapid growth. Source: Mordor Intelligence (https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/print-on-demand-market)
Smartphones account for over 78% of retail website visits worldwide.
Mockup images must render clearly at mobile viewport sizes, making clean feather flag compositions with visible design areas important for mobile shoppers. Source: Statista via HubSpot (https://www.hubspot.com/marketing-statistics)
“Converting traffic to sales has a lot to do with the photos. First, the catalog photo must make someone click. Then the detail shots on each product page must convince them to add to cart.”
“We render feather flag mockups in batches of 200 or more per product launch. Having multiple angles, especially the contextual indoor shot, gives our retail clients a sense of real-world scale before ordering.”
“Feather flag mockup templates are among the most searched signage mockup categories, with designers seeking PSD files containing smart object layers for quick design insertion.”
“Feather flag mockup sets commonly include multiple angle variations, such as front, side, and contextual views, allowing sellers to present flag designs from different perspectives.”
“Feather flags are widely used in retail, restaurant, and event settings due to their vertical format and visibility from a distance, making them a common choice for storefront advertising.”
This feather flag mockup template shows a white vinyl banner flag mounted on a black metal cross base stand, photographed inside a restaurant or cafe interior. The flag is positioned near a large floor-to-ceiling glass window on the left side of the frame. Through the window, a blurred street scene with parked cars, trees, and buildings is visible. Behind the flag, a dining area with wooden tables, mid-century style wooden chairs with dark cushions, and a dark chalkboard-style menu board mounted on the wall are visible. Warm recessed ceiling lights and an amber LED strip along the ceiling soffit provide interior illumination. Natural daylight enters through the glass, casting diagonal light and shadow patterns across the flag surface.
The flag itself has a concave feather/blade shape with a curved left edge supported by a flexible pole enclosed in a black fabric pole pocket sleeve. The white banner surface extends from the top curve down to the base hardware. A black nylon strap with buckle connects the bottom of the flag to the cross base stand. The cross base is a flat black metal X-shape resting on tile flooring that transitions to herringbone-pattern wood flooring in the dining area.
The first image shows the flag from a direct front view, fully extended. The white surface is smooth with minimal visible texture, and diagonal sunlight from the window creates a bright triangular highlight across the upper portion of the flag. The black pole pocket runs along the entire left curved edge with visible stitching.
The second image captures a similar front-facing angle but the flag fabric shows a finer, slightly more textured surface with a subtle dot-pattern weave becoming visible. The same restaurant background with menu board, tables, and window reflection is present. The flag appears to have a semi-transparent quality where the background shows faintly through the material.
The third image shifts the camera slightly to the right, revealing more of the flag's dimensional curve. The fabric texture becomes more pronounced with a visible mesh-like knit structure across the entire surface. The flag's concave shape is evident as the right edge curves inward. The menu board behind now reads partial text.
The fourth image is taken from a comparable angle with the flag showing its full height. The knit texture is clearly visible across the white surface. Sunlight creates a strong diagonal shadow pattern. The cross base stand and strap hardware are visible at the bottom.
The fifth image is photographed from a more angled perspective, showing the flag turning away from camera. The fabric appears more translucent, with the mesh texture very pronounced. The flag's silhouette narrows as it curves, showing the three-dimensional feather shape. The menu board behind shows partial text reading what appears to include "MENU." The flag surface is visibly semi-transparent with background elements showing through.
The sixth image is an extreme closeup of the lower-left section of the flag, showing the black pole pocket sleeve construction. Double rows of stitching in white thread are visible along the black nylon sleeve edge. The white fabric at this magnification shows a fine, slightly speckled cotton-like texture. A metal ring or grommet is partially visible at the bottom connection point.
The white surface area serves as the design placement zone for API rendering. The flag's concave curved shape and visible fabric texture allow Multiply blend mode compositing, where the material's knit structure shows through applied designs. The cross base stand, pole pocket, and strap hardware remain static elements in the rendered output.
Suitable for restaurant and cafe promotional signage mockups, retail storefront advertising previews, event flag visualizations, and print-on-demand flag product listings. The indoor setting with natural and artificial mixed lighting provides a contextual environment for presenting feather flag designs in a commercial dining space. Compatible with SudoMock's rendering API at sudomock.com for programmatic design application across multiple SKUs.