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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 visible mesh perforations in the white jersey fabric remain visible when designs are composited using Multiply blend mode. This means your applied artwork will show the characteristic grid pattern of athletic mesh underneath, replicating how sublimation or DTG printing appears on actual mesh polyester jerseys.
The entire white surface of the jersey serves as the design placement zone. The six angles cover the full front chest area (front centered view), the complete back panel (back view), side panels (side profile), and the upper chest and neckline region (mesh detail closeup). Sleeve areas are also visible across multiple angles.
The template shows a generic short-sleeve crewneck mesh jersey without sport-specific elements like v-necks, tank cuts, or sleeveless designs. It is suitable for soccer jersey mockups, general athletic wear, and corporate team jerseys. For basketball or football-specific silhouettes, a sport-specific template would be more appropriate.
Use the back view angle, which shows the full rear panel of the jersey unobstructed. Position your number artwork in the center-back area and player name text above it. SudoMock's Smart Object rendering supports precise placement within the defined design zone, and the mesh texture will show through the applied graphics.
Yes. The rendered output images (WebP, PNG, or JPEG) can be used as product listing images on any e-commerce platform or POD service including Printful, Printify, Gelato, and Shopify stores. The mockup itself is rendered through SudoMock's API; you upload your design and receive finished product images ready for listing.
Six angles are included. Three-quarter front view on a vintage chair in a library setting. Front centered view against a gray studio backdrop. Back view facing a bookshelf. Athletic action pose mid-stride in studio. Mesh texture detail closeup of the chest area. Side profile view seated with a book. The mix of lifestyle and studio backdrops provides both contextual and clean presentation options.
Design dimensions depend on the Smart Object layer size defined in the PSD template. After uploading the PSD to SudoMock, the API returns the exact Smart Object dimensions in pixels. For general jersey printing, chest logos are typically 10 to 12 inches wide and back numbers are 8 to 10 inches tall. Match your design file to the reported Smart Object size for the sharpest rendering results.
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Adobe Stock catalogs over 359,000 jersey mockup assets, indicating sustained demand for sportswear design templates.
Demonstrates the scale of the jersey mockup market and the breadth of available resources for designers.
E-commerce product imagery is consistently rated as the primary factor influencing purchase decisions for online apparel buyers.
Realistic mockups showing garments on models help online shoppers evaluate fit, proportion, and design placement.
SudoMock renders mockups at $0.002 per image, which is roughly 75 times less expensive than comparable PSD rendering APIs.
Cost per render matters at catalog scale, where a single jersey design may need six angle variations across multiple colorways.
Multiple POD suppliers including Printful and Printify now offer custom jersey printing with polyester mesh and sublimation options.
The availability of jersey fulfillment through major POD platforms creates demand for matching mockup templates.
Mesh jersey fabrics typically use 100-denier polyester with moisture-wicking properties, a construction detail that affects how printed designs appear on the finished product.
Mockup templates that show visible mesh texture help designers anticipate how artwork will look on actual perforated fabric.
“We list soccer and basketball jerseys across three POD platforms. Having six angles per design cuts down on customer questions about fit and back number placement. We render all of them through the API so adding a new colorway takes minutes instead of hours.”
“The mesh texture showing through the design layer is what makes these usable. If the fabric detail disappears under the artwork, customers can't tell it's athletic mesh versus a regular cotton tee. Multiply blend mode handles that correctly.”
“Print-on-demand sports jerseys have become a growing product category, with multiple suppliers now offering sublimation and direct-to-garment printing on mesh and polyester athletic wear.”
“Jersey mockup templates are among the most searched sportswear design assets, with demand spanning soccer, basketball, football, and esports categories.”
“Mockup templates that show products on human models in realistic settings tend to perform better for product listings than flat-lay or ghost mannequin presentations.”
This mockup template shows a white mesh athletic jersey on a female model with shoulder-length red hair, fair skin, and freckles. The model appears to be in her 30s with a slim build. She is photographed across six angles in a mixed setting that combines a warm library/reading nook environment with a neutral studio backdrop. The jersey is a short-sleeve crewneck with visible mesh perforations throughout the fabric. The model wears black pants and black sneakers in all shots.
The six included angles capture the jersey from multiple perspectives:
Three-Quarter Front View: The model sits on the arm of an upholstered vintage chair, turned roughly 45 degrees to camera. A wooden bookshelf with books and a desk lamp is visible in the background. Warm interior lighting from the left side. The mesh texture is visible on the sleeve and torso. The jersey fits loosely with a relaxed drape.
Front Centered View: The model stands facing the camera directly with arms at her sides. Her left hand rests on a stack of leather-bound books. The background is a plain light gray studio wall. The white mesh fabric is semi-transparent, and a white undergarment neckline is visible beneath the jersey. The full chest print area is unobstructed.
Back View: The model faces away from camera toward the bookshelf, reaching for a shelf. The back of the jersey shows a clean, uninterrupted surface with consistent mesh texture. Warm lamp light from the upper left illuminates the shoulder area. The jersey hem falls at hip level.
Athletic Action Pose: The model is captured mid-stride in a dynamic lunge position, holding a book overhead in her left hand. Hair is in motion. Shot against a neutral gray studio backdrop with even lighting. The jersey fabric shows natural creasing and movement around the torso and sleeves.
Mesh Texture Detail: A close-up of the upper chest and neckline area. The mesh weave pattern is clearly visible as a small, uniform grid of perforations. The ribbed crewneck collar is shown in detail. A pair of eyeglasses is held in the model's hands at the bottom of the frame. Background is the warm library setting, slightly out of focus.
Side Profile View: The model sits on the vintage chair arm in profile, facing left, holding an open antique book. The bookshelf is visible behind her. This angle shows the jersey's side seam construction, sleeve length (mid-bicep), and overall silhouette from shoulder to hem.
The jersey's white base surface serves as the design placement zone for SudoMock's rendering engine. The mesh texture is visible through the white fabric, which allows Multiply blend mode compositing to retain realistic fabric appearance when designs are applied. The perforated mesh construction is consistent with athletic sportswear used in soccer, basketball, and general team uniforms.
The combination of warm library/lifestyle shots and clean studio shots provides two distinct presentation contexts. The studio angles (front centered, action pose) offer clean backgrounds suitable for e-commerce product listings. The lifestyle angles (three-quarter front, back view, side profile, detail) provide contextual atmosphere.
This template is available through SudoMock's PSD rendering API at $0.002 per render. Designs are composited onto the white jersey surface via Smart Object layers. The mesh texture remains visible through applied artwork when using Multiply blend mode. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000px. Compatible with automated workflows through n8n, Zapier, Make, and direct API integration. Suitable for product listings on Shopify, Etsy, Amazon, and POD platforms including Printful and Printify.