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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
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| Front Three-Quarter View | front-three-quarter | — | 0 | Yes |
| Back View | back-full | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile View | side-profile | — | 0 | — |
| Collar and Zipper Detail | detail-collar-zipper | — | 0 | — |
| Lifestyle Casual Shot | lifestyle-casual | — | 0 | — |
| Cuff and Sleeve Detail | detail-cuff-sleeve | — | 0 | — |
Upload your design image through the SudoMock API or Dashboard Playground. The rendering engine composites your artwork onto the white jacket surface using Smart Object layers. For polyester fabric, Multiply blend mode is typically used so the material texture shows through the design.
This template includes six angles: front three-quarter view, full back view, side profile, collar and zipper close-up detail, lifestyle casual shot on a rooftop, and cuff/sleeve detail close-up. Together these cover the primary design areas and construction details of the bomber jacket.
Yes. The rendered mockup images can be used for product listings on Etsy, Amazon, Shopify, and other e-commerce platforms. The template is compatible with POD fulfillment providers like Printful, Printify, and Merchize that offer custom bomber jackets.
SudoMock renders output in WebP, PNG, and JPEG formats at up to 10,000 x 10,000 pixels. This resolution is sufficient for both web product listings and print catalog use. Each render costs $0.002.
The mockup features a female model wearing the jacket in all six angles. The model is a young woman with a platinum blonde bob, photographed on a rooftop with an urban cityscape background. No mannequins or flat-lay presentations are used.
An all-over print bomber jacket has the design applied across the entire fabric surface including sleeves, while a standard print typically places artwork on the front chest or back panel. This mockup provides a full white surface suitable for both placement styles depending on your POD provider's capabilities.
Each render through the SudoMock API costs $0.002. A free tier provides 500 credits to start. Rendering all six angles of this bomber jacket template with one design would cost $0.012 total.
Yes. The SudoMock REST API accepts batch requests and integrates with automation tools including n8n, Zapier, Make, and Airtable. This allows you to render hundreds of design variants across all six angles programmatically without manual editing.
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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% (Source: Mordor Intelligence).
The growing POD market drives demand for mockup templates across product categories including outerwear like bomber jackets.
Apparel led the print-on-demand market with 40.20% revenue share in 2025, with Direct-to-Garment capturing 43.92% share of printing technology (Source: Mordor Intelligence).
Apparel mockups, including jackets, represent the largest segment of POD product visualization needs.
High-volume sellers have over 500 listings on average, and published approximately 67 new listings until they hit the 1K GMV (Source: Printify).
Large catalog volumes require automated mockup rendering rather than manual photo editing for each product variant.
On average, sellers take 165 days to hit their first $1,000 in revenue; successful merchants have managed to reach $1K in less than 118 days (Source: Printify).
Faster product listing with rendered mockups can reduce time-to-revenue for new POD sellers.
More than 228,000 active stores seek zero-stock fulfillment through print-on-demand (Source: Mordor Intelligence).
Each active POD store needs product mockups for listings; bomber jackets are a growing outerwear category within these catalogs.
“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.”
“The real magic is raking in profits with a bunch of well-priced listings. More listings mean more opportunities for sales. It's not just about big-ticket items: it's about creating a shopping experience where every wallet finds its perfect match.”
“We render about 400 bomber jacket mockups per week across different colorways and design placements. The API handles it in minutes, which used to take our designer two full days in Photoshop.”
“For outerwear mockups, the model-on-body shots matter more than flat lays. Customers want to see how the jacket drapes and fits before they commit to a $50-plus item.”
“Custom bomber jackets are available through print-on-demand fulfillment with all-over print and standard print placement options, requiring no minimum order quantities.”
“All-over print bomber jackets are among the outerwear products available through POD fulfillment, with sublimation printing applied to polyester shell fabric.”
“Apparel continues to represent the largest product segment in print-on-demand, with direct-to-garment and sublimation printing as the primary production methods.”
“Ecommerce product photography is commonly shot on white backgrounds, with lifestyle photography offering additional context for how products appear in real-world settings.”
“High-volume print-on-demand sellers maintain large product catalogs across multiple categories, with consistent listing of new products correlating with revenue growth.”
This mockup template shows a white polyester bomber jacket worn by a female model on a rooftop with a cityscape background. The model is a young woman, approximately mid-20s, with platinum blonde hair in a chin-length bob. She has a fair complexion and a slim build. Across all six angles the jacket is plain white with no prints, logos, or graphics, providing a clean surface for design compositing.
The rooftop setting features low-rise urban buildings in soft focus behind the model. Lighting appears to be natural golden-hour sunlight, casting warm tones on the jacket's front and side while the overcast sky provides even illumination from behind.
The front three-quarter view captures the model facing the camera at a slight angle with her hands in the jacket pockets. The bomber jacket's front zipper, ribbed knit collar, side pockets, and ribbed waistband are all visible. The jacket fits at a regular, slightly relaxed silhouette that ends at the waist.
The back view shows the model facing away, displaying the full back panel of the jacket. The smooth polyester shell is visible with clean shoulder seams, a ribbed hem at the waist, and natural drape across the shoulders. In this shot the model wears white pants, keeping the overall look tonal.
The side profile view shows the model from the left side with one hand touching her hair behind her ear. This angle reveals the jacket's cropped length, sleeve proportions, and side pocket placement. The closure on this angle appears as snap buttons rather than a zipper, and the ribbed cuffs are visible at the wrists.
The collar and zipper detail is a tight close-up of the model's chin, neck, and upper chest. It shows a ribbed knit stand collar with visible rib texture, a silver-tone metal zipper with a branded zipper pull, and the smooth polyester fabric transitioning into the knit trim. The model's hand is pulling the zipper pull, adding context to the hardware detail.
The lifestyle casual shot shows the model leaning against a concrete rooftop ledge, tilting her head with a relaxed expression. Golden-hour backlighting creates a warm glow around her hair. The jacket is fully zipped with a visible sleeve pocket on the left arm, typical of MA-1 bomber construction. She wears dark jeans paired with the jacket.
The cuff and sleeve detail captures the model's wrist and forearm from behind at close range. The white ribbed knit cuff is shown with its elastic fit around the wrist, and the polyester shell fabric gathers naturally above it. The hand is partially raised with fingers loosely curled.
This template is part of the SudoMock mockup library and is used through the SudoMock rendering API or the Dashboard Playground at sudomock.com/dashboard/playground. Designs are composited onto the white jacket surface via Smart Object layers. For fabric products, Multiply blend mode allows the polyester texture to show through the applied design.
Rendering costs $0.002 per image. The API accepts JSON payloads with design image URLs and returns rendered mockups in WebP, PNG, or JPEG formats at up to 10,000px resolution.
Suitable for print-on-demand product listings on Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. Compatible with POD fulfillment providers offering custom bomber jackets, including Printful, Merchize, and similar services. The six-angle set covers catalog, detail, and lifestyle needs for a complete product page.