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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 | — |
Design dimensions depend on the specific Smart Object layer size within the PSD template. After uploading the template to SudoMock, the API returns the exact pixel dimensions of each Smart Object. For sublimation towels, common print-ready sizes range from 30×60 inches for beach towels to 15×25 inches for hand towels at 150–300 DPI.
SudoMock uses Multiply blend mode to composite designs onto towel templates. This allows the terry loop texture, fold shadows, and woven border details to show through the overlaid artwork, producing a result that reflects how sublimation or dye-transfer prints actually look on textured fabric surfaces.
Yes. The template is suitable for Etsy product listings including tea towels, hand towels, and kitchen towels. Renders can be generated via API or the SudoMock Dashboard and exported as PNG, JPEG, or WebP files for direct upload to Etsy listings.
Beach towel mockups typically show larger rectangular towels (30×60 inches) in outdoor or poolside settings, while bath towel mockups display standard-size towels (27×52 inches) in bathroom contexts. This template set shows a hand towel or tea towel size with both office and bathroom environments.
SudoMock's API and Dashboard Playground allow towel mockup rendering without Photoshop. Upload your design image via the REST API or drag-and-drop it in the browser-based Playground. The rendering engine handles Smart Object replacement, blend mode application, and image export automatically.
This set includes six angles: overhead flat lay showing the full unfolded towel on concrete, hanging draped over a bar in an office setting, two towels stacked on stainless steel, two rolled towels on granite, a lifestyle shot draped over a dark bathroom vanity, and a macro close-up of the terry loop texture.
The template is designed for product visualization and works with any print-on-demand fulfillment service including Printful, Printify, and Gelato. Design files are rendered onto the white towel surface via API, producing listing-ready images that match the dimensions and appearance of custom-printed towels offered by these platforms.
Each render costs $0.002 through SudoMock's API. A free tier includes 500 credits, and paid plans start at $17.49 per month. Rendering a full set of six towel angles for one design costs approximately $0.012 total.
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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)
Rapid POD market growth drives demand for product mockup templates across all categories including home and bath textiles.
By product type, home décor is projected to expand at a 26.74% CAGR through 2031 within the POD market (Mordor Intelligence, 2025)
Home textiles including towels represent one of the fastest-growing POD product segments, increasing the need for towel-specific mockup templates.
High-volume POD sellers have over 500 listings on average with multiple items, designs, and variants (Printify, 2026)
Sellers managing hundreds of towel SKUs benefit from automated mockup generation via API rather than manual photo editing.
Top POD sellers publish ten new listings every week (Printify, 2026)
Consistent listing velocity for towel products requires automated mockup rendering to maintain output without manual photography.
The average conversion rate across all e-commerce sites is under 2% (Statista via HubSpot, 2025)
Product imagery directly affects conversion rates, making accurate towel mockups with visible texture a practical requirement for product pages.
“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 for our Etsy shop. Having multiple angles—flat lay, hanging, rolled—means each listing gets a full set without scheduling a single photo shoot.”
“The texture pass-through from Multiply blend mode is what makes these usable. Buyers can see the terry cloth loops under the printed design, which sets realistic expectations for the final product.”
“Towel mockup PSD templates are among the most searched product visualization assets, with thousands of free and premium options available for commercial use in print-on-demand and branding applications.”
“Over 92,000 towel mockup stock assets exist on major stock platforms, reflecting strong demand from e-commerce sellers who need product visualization before manufacturing.”
“Towel mockup graphic templates are widely used by print-on-demand sellers and branding agencies to present custom designs on terry cloth, microfiber, and cotton towel products.”
“Tea towel mockups represent a growing category on handmade marketplaces, where sellers use product visualization templates to display custom designs before fulfillment.”
“Custom towels are available through print-on-demand fulfillment networks, with sellers able to offer bath, beach, and tea towels without holding inventory.”
This mockup template displays a plain white towel photographed across six angles in modern office and industrial bathroom environments. The towel appears to be a medium-weight hand towel or tea towel with a terry cloth surface, hemmed edges, and woven decorative border bands near the bottom. All six images show the towel in its blank white state, providing a clean surface for design overlay via Smart Object rendering.
The primary image captures the towel from directly overhead, unfolded and laid flat on a gray concrete surface. The towel shows clear fold creases dividing it into quadrants. Visible along the bottom third are two horizontal woven border strips with a tighter, diamond-pattern weave that contrasts with the terry loop body. Small metallic tools (wrenches, bolts) sit at the edges of the frame, placing the towel in a workshop or industrial office context. Directional lighting from the upper left casts a diagonal shadow across the surface.
The towel hangs over a black metal rod or bar in what appears to be a modern office interior. Glass partitions and warm ambient lighting from a desk lamp are visible in the blurred background. The towel drapes naturally with vertical folds, showing the woven border bands near the bottom hem. The terry loop texture is clearly visible under the overhead lighting.
Two folded towels are stacked on a stainless steel countertop or cabinet surface. The camera is positioned at roughly 30 degrees above horizontal. A blurred cityscape is visible through a window behind the stack. Both towels display the same woven border pattern, and the folded edges show the fabric thickness and plushness. The towels are neatly folded with the decorative bands facing outward.
Two towels are tightly rolled and standing upright on a speckled granite or stone countertop. The camera is at eye level. The rolled presentation shows the terry loop texture wrapping around the cylindrical form, with the woven border bands visible at the base of each roll. The background is softly blurred, showing what appears to be an office or modern interior space.
The towel is draped casually over the edge of a dark matte-finish floating vanity in an industrial-style bathroom. The setting features raw concrete walls with visible form-tie holes, a black vessel sink, a matte black faucet, and a black soap dispenser. Warm natural light enters from a frosted window on the left. A frameless mirror with an integrated LED light bar reflects the concrete wall texture. The towel's white color contrasts sharply against the dark surfaces.
An extreme close-up captures the terry loop surface at near-fiber level. Individual cotton loops are distinguishable, showing the characteristic curled pile structure of terry cloth. A horizontal border seam is visible crossing the frame, marking the transition between the main terry body and the tighter-woven decorative band. This angle demonstrates how fabric texture will show through overlaid designs when using Multiply blend mode.
The white towel surface functions as the Smart Object target area for SudoMock's rendering engine. Designs are composited onto the blank white areas using Multiply blend mode, allowing the terry cloth texture and fold shadows to show through the applied artwork. Rendering is available at $0.002 per image through the SudoMock API or Dashboard Playground. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000px.
This template set is applicable for Etsy tea towel listings, Shopify product catalogs, print-on-demand storefronts using Printful or Printify, hospitality branding presentations, and bulk catalog generation for custom towel businesses.