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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three-Quarter Front Hero | three-quarter-front | — | 0 | Yes |
| Direct Front View | front-centered | — | 0 | — |
| Zipper and Collar Detail | quarter-zip-detail | — | 0 | — |
| Back View | back-view | — | 0 | — |
| Lifestyle Casual Shot | lifestyle-casual | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile View | side-profile | — | 0 | — |
A quarter-zip mockup is a product template used to visualize custom designs on a quarter-zip pullover without producing a physical sample. POD sellers and apparel designers use these templates to create realistic product images for online store listings on platforms like Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. The design is composited onto the blank white garment surface via rendering software or API.
A quarter-zip mockup features a zipper that extends from the collar to approximately mid-chest, while a half-zip mockup has a zipper running to about the sternum or lower chest. The design placement area and garment silhouette differ slightly between the two. This template shows a quarter-zip with the zipper ending roughly 8–10 inches below the collar, as visible in the detail close-up shot.
On quarter-zip pullovers, the primary design area is typically the left chest for embroidery placement, approximately 3.5 to 4 inches wide, positioned about 7–9 inches below the left shoulder seam. Some quarter-zips also support upper back decoration. In this mockup, the front and back views clearly show both potential placement zones on the white surface area.
Yes. This mockup template is rendered through SudoMock's API, which outputs standard image formats (WebP, PNG, JPEG) compatible with any POD platform. You can upload rendered mockups as custom product images on Printful, Printify, Gelato, and similar services. SudoMock also integrates with Shopify and WooCommerce for automated listing workflows.
Multiply blend mode composites the user's design onto the white garment surface while preserving the underlying fabric texture. In this template, the brushed terry cotton blend texture is visible through the white surface, so when a design is rendered on top using Multiply, the fabric nap, folds, and shadow details show through the artwork, creating a realistic printed or dyed appearance.
This template includes six angles: three-quarter front hero shot, direct front view, zipper and collar detail close-up, full back view, lifestyle casual shot with coffee cup prop, and side profile view. The outdoor shots use golden-hour forest lighting, while the studio shots use a neutral gray background with even lighting.
Each render costs $0.002 through SudoMock's API. A free tier provides 500 credits to start. For this six-angle quarter-zip template, rendering all views with a single design would cost $0.012 total. Paid plans start at $17.49/month and differ primarily by parallel render limits (1, 3, 10, or 25 concurrent renders).
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The global print-on-demand market was valued at USD 10.78 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 57.49 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 23.6% (Grand View Research).
Quarter-zip pullovers represent a growing category within the apparel segment, which accounts for 39.5% of total POD revenue.
75% of online shoppers rely on product photos when deciding on a potential purchase (industry survey data via Odette Photo Art).
Multiple camera angles—such as the six views in this template—address the visual evaluation needs of online apparel buyers who cannot handle the garment in person.
22% of products are returned because they appear different in person than in photos (e-commerce returns research via Grabon).
Realistic mockup templates with visible fabric texture and accurate fit representation on a human model help reduce the expectation gap that leads to returns.
“Professional product photography is more than just eye candy; it's a powerful marketing tool that communicates the product's value and the brand's values.”
“We render about 200 quarter-zip mockups a week for our Etsy shop. Having six angles per template means we can build a full product listing from a single API call batch instead of sourcing separate mockup files for each view.”
“Apparel remains the largest product segment in print-on-demand, accounting for approximately 39.5% of market revenue in 2025, with customizable outerwear like quarter-zips representing a growing niche within this segment.”
“Quarter-zip mockup templates are among the searched apparel mockup categories, with demand driven by POD sellers needing realistic product presentations for pullover and sweatshirt listings.”
“T-shirts, sportswear, and related apparel items including quarter-zip pullovers continue to rank among bestselling print-on-demand product categories across major fulfillment platforms.”
“Product photography that captures multiple angles and realistic fabric texture helps online shoppers evaluate garment quality, reducing return rates and increasing purchase confidence.”
“Mockups serve as realistic product previews that bridge concept development and functional prototyping, enabling sellers to visualize and test products before committing to inventory.”
This mockup template shows a white cotton blend quarter-zip pullover worn by a male model photographed across six camera angles. The model is a Caucasian man, approximately mid-30s to early 40s, with wavy sandy-blond hair, light stubble, and an athletic build. He is styled casually with dark wash denim jeans throughout all shots. The pullover is a plain white with a soft, slightly textured surface—a terry-like or brushed cotton blend fabric with visible surface nap. The garment features a ribbed stand-up collar, a YKK-branded metal zipper pull at center chest, contrast gray topstitching along the raglan shoulder seams, and ribbed cuffs and hem.
Photography alternates between two settings: outdoor shots taken on a paved road with a forested background lit by warm golden-hour sunlight, and studio shots against a neutral light gray backdrop with even, controlled lighting.
The model stands at a three-quarter angle to camera, right hand in jeans pocket, left arm relaxed at side. The zipper is pulled up to the collar, showing the stand-up collar construction and metal zipper hardware. Warm backlight from the sun creates a rim-light effect on the model's hair and shoulders. Background shows tall trees with soft bokeh.
Studio setting with gray background. The model faces the camera directly, arms hanging loosely at sides. The zipper is partially unzipped, revealing a gray undershirt at the neckline. This angle displays the full front panel, centered chest area for embroidery placement, ribbed hem, and overall garment fit from shoulder to waist.
A close-up cropped to the model's lower face, neck, and upper chest area against the gray studio backdrop. The YKK zipper pull is clearly readable. Gray contrast topstitching along the raglan seam is visible. The ribbed collar construction and brushed cotton surface texture are shown at high magnification.
Outdoor setting. The model faces away from the camera, hands at sides near jeans pockets. The back panel shows the raglan shoulder yoke, brushed fabric texture, and how the pullover drapes across the shoulders and torso. The ribbed hem sits at waist level. A small red tab is visible on the jeans waistband.
Outdoor forest setting at golden hour. The model holds a takeaway coffee cup in his right hand, left hand resting on his thigh. He is turned slightly toward the camera with a relaxed expression. This angle shows the pullover in a real-world casual context—demonstrating sleeve length, shoulder fit, and how the fabric drapes during natural movement.
Studio gray background. The model stands in full side profile facing right, one arm slightly extended forward. This angle captures the garment silhouette from shoulder through sleeve to ribbed cuff, the body length from underarm to ribbed hem, and the overall relaxed fit through the torso.
The pullover's white base surface serves as the design placement area for SudoMock's rendering engine. The visible fabric texture—a soft brushed or terry cotton blend—allows Multiply blend mode compositing, where the surface nap shows through overlaid designs for a realistic printed or dyed appearance. The plain white garment has no logos, graphics, or prints, making it suitable as a blank template.
This template is suitable for e-commerce product listings on Shopify, Etsy, and Amazon. POD sellers using Printful, Printify, or Gelato can render custom designs onto this quarter-zip via SudoMock's API at $0.002 per render. The six-angle coverage provides sufficient imagery for a complete product listing. The outdoor lifestyle shots add context for seasonal or casual-wear marketing, while the studio shots offer clean catalog-style presentation.