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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 | — |
This template works for bath towels, hand towels, and beach towels that use a white cotton blend base. The terry cloth texture shown in the macro close-up is representative of standard terry loop construction found across these towel types. The proportions suit most rectangular towel formats.
SudoMock uses the Multiply blend mode when compositing designs onto this template. This means the terry loop texture visible in the macro close-up image shows through your overlaid artwork, producing a fabric-integrated look rather than a flat digital print pasted on top. The effect mimics how sublimation printing actually appears on towel fabric.
SudoMock supports Smart Object inputs up to 10,000 x 10,000 pixels. For sublimation beach towels (typically 30x60 inches), a design file at 150-300 DPI at full size is common in the POD industry. The rendering engine will scale your design to fit the Smart Object area defined in the template.
Yes. The white cotton blend surface and Multiply blend mode rendering are specifically suited for visualizing sublimation prints, which is the primary printing method used by POD fulfillment providers for custom towels. The terry texture shows through the design in the same way sublimation ink integrates with polyester-blend towel fabric.
Printful, Printify, and Gooten all offer custom towel products including bath towels and beach towels. These platforms accept product listing images in the formats SudoMock outputs (WebP, PNG, JPEG). The six-angle set from this template provides enough imagery for a complete product listing on Etsy, Shopify, or Amazon.
Beach towels are typically larger (30x60 inches) with a lighter GSM (300-400) for portability, while bath towels are smaller (27x52 inches) with higher GSM (500-700) for absorbency. This mockup template shows a standard rectangular towel that can represent either type depending on context. The folded and lifestyle angles work for bath towel listings, while the flat lay suits beach towel design visualization.
SudoMock renders towel mockups through its REST API or web-based Dashboard Playground without requiring Adobe Photoshop. You upload your design image via API call or drag-and-drop in the Playground, and the rendering engine composites it onto the towel template. Renders cost $0.002 each and output in WebP, PNG, or JPEG format.
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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, 2026).
Custom towel products fall within the home décor and accessories segment, which is among the fastest-growing POD product categories alongside apparel.
By product type, home décor is projected to expand at a 26.74% CAGR through 2031, outpacing the overall POD market growth rate (Mordor Intelligence, 2025).
Towels, as a home and bath product, sit within this high-growth home décor segment, increasing demand for towel-specific mockup templates.
High-volume POD sellers have over 500 listings on average and publish approximately 67 new listings before hitting $1K in gross merchandise value (Printify, 2026).
Maintaining this listing volume across towel variations (bath, beach, hand, kitchen) requires automated mockup generation rather than individual product photography sessions.
“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 about 200 towel mockups per week across bath, beach, and kitchen sizes. Having a consistent template set with multiple angles means we can list a new design in under five minutes instead of scheduling a photo shoot.”
“Towel mockup templates are among the most searched product photography assets, with over 92,000 stock images available for commercial use across major asset libraries.”
“Graphic template marketplaces maintain dedicated towel mockup categories, reflecting steady demand from e-commerce sellers who need product visualization without physical photography.”
“Custom towel printing through print-on-demand fulfillment allows sellers to offer personalized bath, beach, and hand towels without holding inventory or managing production equipment.”
“Towel quality is commonly measured by GSM (grams per square meter), with lightweight towels at 300-400 GSM and premium bath towels ranging from 600-900 GSM, affecting both absorbency and how printed designs render on the fabric surface.”
“Free and premium towel mockup collections typically include multiple presentation angles such as folded, rolled, and hanging views to give e-commerce sellers a complete set of product listing images from a single template.”
This mockup template shows a plain white cotton blend towel photographed across six angles in a minimal studio environment. The towel is a standard bath or hand towel size with visible terry cloth loop texture, hemmed edges, and a flat decorative border band running horizontally near each end. All images use a light gray background to separate the white product surface, and studio lighting produces soft, even illumination with natural shadow fall.
The primary image is a folded flat lay shot from directly overhead. The towel is folded into thirds, displaying three horizontal sections with the hemmed border bands visible between each fold. The white terry surface is uniform with no prints or logos. Crisp fold lines and even edges suggest foam-core support underneath.
The hanging draped view shows a single towel draped over a brushed stainless steel towel bar. The towel hangs with natural fabric drape, folded once over the bar so both the front face and a shorter back panel are visible. The decorative border band sits near the center, and the bottom edge hangs freely, showing slight fabric fraying at the selvedge. A light gray wall serves as the backdrop.
The stacked three-quarter angle captures three folded towels stacked on a light surface. The camera is positioned at approximately 30 degrees above the horizontal, showing the depth and plushness of each folded layer. The top towel displays its terry surface and hemmed edge; the middle and bottom towels reveal their folded side profiles. Natural light enters from the upper right, casting a soft diagonal shadow.
The rolled spa-style image shows a single towel tightly rolled into a cylinder, standing upright. The outer surface displays the terry loop texture and the flat woven border band at the base. The top of the roll shows the spiral of the fabric's cross-section. This angle demonstrates how the towel surface reads when curved, which is relevant for design placement on non-flat surfaces.
The lifestyle bathroom context shot places two folded towels stacked on a natural oak floating shelf. A small ceramic bud vase with eucalyptus sprigs sits to the left. The background is a textured off-white plaster wall. This image provides scale reference and contextual use-case framing without any visible design on the towels.
The macro texture close-up fills the frame with the towel's terry cloth surface at high magnification. Individual loop rows are clearly distinguishable, running in horizontal lines. The weave structure shows alternating raised terry loops and flat base rows. This detail view demonstrates how the Multiply blend mode will interact with the fabric texture when a user design is composited onto the surface.
The white towel surface serves as the Smart Object target area for SudoMock's rendering engine. When a design is applied, the Multiply blend mode allows the terry loop texture visible in the macro shot to show through the overlaid artwork, producing a fabric-integrated appearance rather than a flat digital print look.
Rendering is available through the SudoMock API at $0.002 per render or via the Dashboard Playground at sudomock.com/dashboard/playground. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000 pixels.
This template is suitable for print-on-demand towel listings on Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. It works for bath towel, hand towel, and beach towel product photography where sellers need to visualize custom sublimation or printed designs on a white cotton blend base. The six-angle set provides enough coverage for a complete product listing without additional photography.