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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three-Quarter Front View | three-quarter-front | — | 0 | Yes |
| Front Centered View | front-centered | — | 0 | — |
| Back View | back-view | — | 0 | — |
| Athletic Action Pose | action-pose | — | 0 | — |
| Mesh Texture Detail | detail-closeup | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile View | side-profile | — | 0 | — |
The open-weave mesh pattern is visible through the white base surface. When designs are rendered using Multiply blend mode, the mesh perforations show through the artwork, creating the appearance of ink printed directly onto the fabric rather than a flat graphic overlay. This is particularly noticeable in the transparent zones at the shoulders, sleeves, and lower hem.
Six angles are available: three-quarter front view (primary), front centered view, back view, athletic action pose showing the model running, a close-up detail shot of the mesh fabric texture, and a side profile view. These cover the main design placement areas including front chest, back number area, and side panels.
Yes. The mesh jersey style and street-style office setting work for esports team branding, casual athletic wear, and recreational league uniforms. The front and back views provide clear areas for team logos, sponsor placements, and player numbers. The relaxed fit shown on the model is consistent with gaming jersey styles.
Printful, Printify, Merchize, and Fourthwall all offer custom jersey fulfillment with sublimation or cut-and-sew printing. Designs rendered onto this mockup template can be used as product listing images on Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, and other storefronts connected to these fulfillment providers.
The jersey has a layered construction. The central torso area uses a denser knit that provides more coverage and a more solid print surface. The upper chest, shoulders, short sleeves, and lower hem use an open-hole mesh that is semi-transparent. Both areas are white and accept rendered designs, but the mesh zones will show more fabric texture through the artwork.
Upload your PSD template via the Upload PSD endpoint, then submit a render request with your design image URL targeting the Smart Object layer. The API applies your design to the white surface using the specified blend mode and returns the rendered mockup. Each render costs $0.002. You can also use the browser-based Dashboard Playground without writing code.
Design dimensions should match the Smart Object layer size specified in the PSD template, which you can retrieve via the Get Mockup Detail endpoint. SudoMock supports input images up to 10,000 x 10,000 pixels. For jersey mockups intended for sublimation printing, higher resolution source files (300 DPI at print size) produce the most realistic fabric renders.
Yes. SudoMock's API supports batch rendering with parallel processing (up to 25 concurrent renders on the Scale plan). For a catalog of 100 jersey designs across all six angles, that produces 600 renders at a total cost of $1.20. API integration is available through REST endpoints, n8n, Zapier, Make, and Airtable.
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Adobe Stock indexes over 359,000 jersey mockup assets, reflecting sustained demand for sportswear product visualization templates.
Indicates the scale of the jersey mockup market across design platforms.
POD platforms like Printify and Printful both offer custom jersey fulfillment with all-over-print and cut-and-sew options for sellers.
Confirms the availability of jersey products in major POD supplier catalogs.
Product images are consistently cited as the most influential factor in online purchase decisions for apparel and sportswear.
Supports the role of realistic mockup templates in e-commerce conversion.
SudoMock renders mockups at $0.002 per image, compared to approximately $0.15 per render on Adobe Photoshop API.
Cost comparison for batch jersey mockup generation at catalog scale.
Mesh and tri-blend jersey fabrics are commonly offered in 100-denier polyester and poly-cotton-rayon blends across blank apparel suppliers.
Material specification context for jersey mockup accuracy.
“For jersey mockups, the mesh texture is what makes or breaks the final render. When the blend mode picks up those perforations in the fabric, the design looks like it was actually printed on the garment rather than pasted on top.”
“We list about 80 jersey designs across our Shopify store. Rendering all of them manually in Photoshop used to take a full day. Now we send a batch through the API and have all six angles done in under ten minutes.”
“Having the model in a running pose alongside the standard front and back shots gives our customers a better sense of how the jersey actually fits during activity. It reduced our return rate noticeably.”
“I always look for mockups where the fabric weave is visible through the white base. That way, when I apply my client's team logo, the mesh pattern shows through and the result looks like an actual product photo.”
“Print-on-demand sports jerseys have expanded beyond traditional team uniforms into streetwear, esports, and casual athletic wear, with multiple fulfillment providers now offering mesh and tri-blend jersey options.”
“Jersey mockup templates are among the most searched sportswear assets on design resource platforms, with demand spanning soccer, basketball, baseball, hockey, and esports categories.”
“Mesh jersey fabrics are constructed with an open-weave pattern that provides airflow and moisture management, with common options including micro mesh, pro mesh, and football mesh in polyester and tri-blend compositions.”
This mockup template shows a white tri-blend mesh jersey worn by a female model in a modern office environment. The model is a slender, fair-skinned woman with shoulder-length curly red hair, freckled skin, and green eyes. She wears the jersey paired with dark gray drawstring pants in a street style urban look. The office setting includes concrete flooring, glass partitions with textured panels, wooden desks, black office chairs, and open shelving with books and notebooks. Natural light enters through floor-to-ceiling windows on the left side, supplemented by interior fixtures.
The jersey itself is a white short-sleeve mesh construction with a crew neckline bound by a ribbed collar. The mesh fabric has a visible open-weave pattern across the entire garment, with a denser knit panel covering the chest and torso area and a more transparent mesh section at the upper chest, shoulders, sleeves, and lower hem. This layered construction creates a two-tone opacity effect where the model's skin and an underlying camisole or bra are partially visible through the open mesh zones.
Six angles are included in this template set:
Three-Quarter Front View (primary): The model stands at roughly 45 degrees to the camera, right hand tucked into her pant pocket. This angle shows the jersey's drape across the torso, the mesh texture on the sleeve and side panel, and the overall relaxed fit. Shallow depth of field softens the hallway background.
Front Centered View: The model faces the camera directly with arms at her sides. The full chest print area is visible, along with the ribbed crewneck, raglan-style shoulder seams, and the transition between the denser central panel and the transparent mesh border at the hem. A textured glass partition and office furniture are visible behind her.
Back View: The model faces away, hands clasped loosely behind her lower back, leaning slightly against a wooden desk. The entire back panel is visible, showing uniform mesh texture, center back seam, and how the jersey hem falls at mid-hip length. Notebooks and shelving are visible on the desk surface.
Athletic Action Pose: The model is captured mid-stride in a running position, hair in motion. The jersey moves with her body, showing fabric stretch across the chest and natural creasing at the waist. This angle demonstrates how the garment performs during physical movement.
Mesh Texture Detail: A close-up shot of the upper chest and shoulder area. The open-hole mesh weave is clearly visible at magnification, showing individual perforations in the fabric. The ribbed collar binding and raglan shoulder seam construction are also captured. This view shows how the Multiply blend mode will interact with the mesh texture when designs are rendered onto the surface.
Side Profile View: The model stands in profile facing left, arms resting naturally. This angle reveals the jersey's silhouette, sleeve length terminating at mid-bicep, and the slightly relaxed fit through the body. The hem falls evenly at hip level. The side panel mesh construction is visible.
The white base surface serves as the design placement area for SudoMock's rendering engine. The visible mesh texture means that designs rendered via Multiply blend mode will show the fabric weave through the overlaid artwork, producing a realistic on-fabric appearance. The jersey's plain white color provides a neutral starting point for any color or graphic design.
This template is compatible with POD platforms including Printful, Printify, and Merchize. Rendering is available through SudoMock's API at $0.002 per render or via the browser-based Dashboard Playground.