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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Folded Flat Lay | folded-flat-lay | — | 0 | Yes |
| Hanging Draped View | hanging-draped | — | 0 | — |
| Stacked Three-Quarter Angle | stacked-three-quarter | — | 0 | — |
| Rolled Spa Presentation | rolled-spa-style | — | 0 | — |
| Lifestyle Bathroom Context | lifestyle-bathroom | — | 0 | — |
| Macro Texture Close-Up | macro-texture-detail | — | 0 | — |
Standard bath towels are typically 27×52 inches or 30×54 inches. Design files should match the Smart Object dimensions specified in each mockup template. SudoMock's API returns the exact pixel dimensions for each Smart Object layer when you query the mockup detail endpoint, so you can size your artwork accordingly.
SudoMock uses the Multiply blend mode for fabric mockups. This allows the terry cloth loop texture visible in the white base towel to show through the overlaid design, creating a realistic printed-fabric appearance. The macro texture angle in this template demonstrates the loop density that will be visible through rendered designs.
Yes. Renders generated through SudoMock's API or Dashboard are intended for commercial use, including product listings on Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, and other e-commerce platforms. Each render costs $0.002, and the free tier includes 500 credits to start.
Bath towels are generally smaller (27×52 inches) with higher GSM terry cloth for absorbency, while beach towels are larger (30×60 inches) and often use thinner, microfiber or velour fabric for sublimation printing. This template represents a standard bath towel with traditional terry loop construction, as visible in the macro texture close-up.
SudoMock's Dashboard Playground provides a browser-based interface where you upload your design and select this towel template. The platform renders the composite image server-side without requiring Photoshop. Alternatively, the REST API accepts JSON payloads with a design image URL and returns the rendered mockup programmatically.
The folded flat lay serves well as the primary listing thumbnail since it clearly shows the design area. The hanging draped view demonstrates the full pattern in a use-case context. Including both, plus the macro texture detail, gives buyers sufficient information about print quality and fabric construction. This template includes all six angles for complete coverage.
Yes. The white terry cloth base is compatible with sublimation towel design workflows. Upload your all-over-print sublimation artwork to SudoMock, and the rendering engine composites it onto the towel surface with realistic fabric texture. The rendered output can then be used in listings for sublimation print providers.
There is no limit on the number of renders per template. Each render costs $0.002 through SudoMock's API. The free plan includes 500 credits, the Starter plan is $17.49/month, and higher tiers support 3 to 25 parallel renders for batch processing larger catalogs. All six angles can be rendered with different designs independently.
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The Print-on-Demand market 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% (Mordor Intelligence).
Bath towels and home textiles are part of the home décor segment projected to expand at 26.74% CAGR, indicating growing demand for towel mockup templates.
By product type, home décor is projected to expand at a 26.74% CAGR through 2031 within the POD market (Mordor Intelligence).
Custom bath towels fall within the home décor category, making towel mockup templates increasingly relevant for POD sellers.
High-volume POD sellers have over 500 listings on average, with multiple items, designs, and variants (Printify).
Automated mockup generation via API enables sellers to scale towel product listings across hundreds of design variants efficiently.
The average conversion rate across all e-commerce sites is under 2% (Statista via HubSpot).
Clear product imagery showing fabric texture and multiple angles helps towel sellers maximize the impact of each visitor to their product pages.
Smartphones account for over 78% of retail website visits worldwide (Statista via HubSpot).
Towel mockup images rendered at appropriate resolutions need to display terry cloth texture clearly on mobile screens where most shoppers browse.
“converting traffic to sales has a lot to do with the photos”
“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 about 200 towel mockups a week for our Etsy shop. Having the texture show through the design is what makes them look real to buyers — they need to see it's an actual terry cloth towel, not a flat print.”
“For bath towel listings, I use the folded and hanging angles together. The folded shot works as the thumbnail, and the hanging view shows customers the full design layout. Consistency across our catalog matters more than any single image.”
“Towel mockup PSD templates with Smart Object layers are widely used for editing and visualizing custom towel designs before production.”
“Over 92,000 towel mockup assets are available across stock platforms, reflecting strong demand for towel product visualization in e-commerce.”
“Towel mockup graphic templates are commonly used by designers to present custom bath, beach, and kitchen towel designs to clients and for online product listings.”
This mockup template features a white bath towel photographed across six angles in a bohemian cafe-inspired setting. The towel rests on weathered, distressed wood surfaces throughout the series. Natural sidelight enters each frame, casting soft shadows and highlighting the terry cloth loops. A decorative woven border band runs along both short ends of the towel, visible in most angles. The towel is plain white with no prints, logos, or graphics — the blank surface serves as the design placement zone for API rendering.
The primary image shows the towel folded into a neat rectangle on a rustic wooden tabletop. A ceramic coffee cup sits to the right, and a vase of dried pampas grass occupies the left background. Natural light enters from the upper left, creating gentle highlights across the folded terry surface. The woven decorative border is visible along the bottom edge. The towel's hemmed edges are clearly defined.
The towel hangs over a brass towel bar mounted against an exposed red brick wall. A macramé wall hanging is partially visible on the left, and a monstera plant in a terracotta pot sits below. The towel drapes naturally with soft vertical folds. The ornamental border band shows near the bottom hem. Warm directional light from above illuminates the upper portion of the fabric.
Two towels are folded and stacked on a small distressed wooden stool, photographed at roughly a 45-degree angle. A brass candlestick holder stands behind the stack, and a leather-bound book sits beneath the bottom towel. The top towel displays the decorative border. The gray background wall is plain and neutral. This angle shows the towel's thickness and layered edges.
A single towel is tightly rolled and placed upright inside a small woven rattan basket with handles. The ornamental border band wraps around the visible outer surface of the roll. A bar of natural soap rests beside the basket, and eucalyptus branches extend behind it. The setting is the same distressed wooden surface against a flat gray backdrop.
The towel is draped over a rustic wooden ladder leaning against a gray wall. Hanging macramé plant holders with trailing pothos flank the ladder. Ceramic vases sit on a wooden shelf above. A terrazzo floor is visible at the base. Sunlight enters from the left, casting diagonal shadows. The full length of the towel is shown with the border near the bottom edge.
An extreme close-up captures the terry loop structure of the fabric. Individual loops, the woven base, and the hemmed edge stitching are all visible. Small fibers and the loop density are discernible at this magnification. The towel sits on the same weathered wooden surface seen throughout the set.
The white base color is uniform across all angles. The terry cloth texture remains visible through the white surface, which is necessary for Multiply blend mode compositing — user designs rendered onto this template will show realistic fabric texture underneath. SudoMock's rendering API processes each angle at $0.002 per render. The template is accessible through the SudoMock Dashboard Playground or via REST API with JSON payloads and X-API-KEY authentication. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG up to 10,000px resolution.
This template set is suitable for bath towel product listings on Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. It works for print-on-demand sellers using Printful, Printify, or Gelato fulfillment. The bohemian cafe styling fits cottagecore, boho, or artisan brand aesthetics. Hotel branding, spa product catalogs, and custom towel design previews are additional use cases.