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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 | — |
With SudoMock, you upload your design image via the REST API or Dashboard Playground. The rendering engine composites your artwork onto the jacket's white surface using Smart Object layers. For fabric items like bomber jackets, the Multiply blend mode is typically used so the material texture remains visible through your design.
SudoMock renders mockups at up to 10,000px resolution in WebP, PNG, or JPEG formats. For e-commerce listings on platforms like Etsy or Shopify, output at 2,000-3,000px is generally sufficient. For print catalog or large-format use, higher resolutions are available within the same render call.
Yes. This template set includes six angles: front three-quarter view, full back view, side profile, collar and zipper detail, lifestyle casual shot, and cuff/sleeve detail. The back view shows the full rear panel, which is the largest design placement area on a bomber jacket.
All-over print mockups cover the entire jacket surface with a repeating or continuous design, typically produced via sublimation printing. Standard placement mockups, like this template, feature defined design zones (chest, back panel, sleeves) where artwork is composited onto a blank white surface. Most POD providers like Printful and Merchize offer both options.
Yes. Mockups rendered through SudoMock are intended for commercial use in product listings, social media, advertising, and catalog imagery. Renders are generated from your own design files composited onto the template, producing original product images for your store.
Each render costs $0.002 through SudoMock's API. A free tier provides 500 credits to start. Paid plans range from $17.49/mo (Starter) to $52.49/mo (Scale), with differences in parallel render limits rather than per-render pricing. Generating all six angles for one bomber jacket design costs approximately $0.012.
Printful, Printify, Merchize, Apliiq, NovaTomato, and InterestPrint all offer custom bomber jackets through their print-on-demand catalogs. Design placement areas vary by provider. SudoMock mockup renders are compatible with listing requirements on Etsy, Amazon, Shopify, and other marketplaces where these POD products are sold.
Multiply blend mode is standard for fabric-based products like bomber jackets. It allows the underlying material texture, wrinkles, and lighting to show through the overlaid design, producing a realistic printed look. SudoMock supports all 27 Photoshop blend modes, so Normal mode can also be used if a flat, opaque design appearance is preferred.
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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, growing at a CAGR of 25.05% (Mordor Intelligence).
Bomber jackets are part of the outerwear category within this growing POD market, where apparel leads with over 40% revenue share.
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 (Mordor Intelligence).
Custom outerwear like bomber jackets falls within this dominant apparel segment, making product mockups a practical necessity for sellers.
High-volume POD sellers have over 500 listings on average and publish approximately 67 new listings before reaching $1K in gross merchandise volume (Printify).
Generating mockups programmatically at $0.002 per render supports the volume of listings required for POD success across jacket and outerwear SKUs.
More than 228,000 active stores seek zero-stock fulfillment through print-on-demand (Mordor Intelligence).
Bomber jacket mockups serve this large base of sellers who need product imagery without holding physical inventory.
On average, POD sellers take 165 days to hit their first $1,000 in revenue, though successful merchants have managed it in less than 118 days (Printify).
Rapid mockup generation for outerwear products like bomber jackets helps sellers list products faster and compress the timeline to first sales.
“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 bomber jacket mockups for about 40 different colorways per design. At $0.002 per render, the full set costs less than a dollar. That would not be practical with manual Photoshop work or most other APIs.”
“For outerwear listings, having front, back, and detail angles is table stakes. Buyers want to see the collar, the cuffs, and how the jacket sits on a real person before they order a custom print.”
“Custom bomber jackets are a growing product category in print-on-demand, with all-over print and standard placement options available for sellers building outerwear lines.”
“All-over print bomber jackets are available as print-on-demand products with direct-to-garment and sublimation printing, requiring high-resolution artwork files for production.”
“Bomber jacket templates represent a significant segment of apparel mockup assets, with thousands of stock templates available for commercial design workflows.”
This mockup template shows a white tri-blend bomber jacket worn by a male model photographed in an indoor setting with warm natural window light. The model is a Black man with a close-cropped buzz cut and an athletic-to-medium build, appearing to be in his late twenties to mid-thirties. He is shown in six separate angles across cozy, bohemian-styled interiors that include leather armchairs, patterned Persian rugs, stacked vintage books, a macrame wall hanging, and a potted monstera plant. The jacket is a plain white zip-front bomber with ribbed knit collar, cuffs, and waistband, a center front metal zipper, and snap-button welt pockets at the hip.
The front three-quarter view captures the model standing with one hand in his pocket and the other relaxed at his side. He faces the camera at a slight angle with a calm, neutral expression. Window light casts geometric shadows on the wall behind him. The jacket's front zipper, collar band, and pocket snaps are clearly visible. The back view shows the model turned away, revealing the full back panel of the jacket with a clean, uninterrupted white surface suitable for large-format design placement. The ribbed hem at the waist and the shoulder seam construction are visible. A macrame wall hanging and stacked books sit in the background.
The side profile view shows the model standing in profile with one hand raised to his chin. This angle displays sleeve length, the side seam running from underarm to waist, the welt pocket placement, and the jacket's cropped bomber silhouette. The collar and zipper detail shot is a close-up of the model's neck and upper chest area. The ribbed knit collar texture, metal zipper pull with a small branded stamp, and the zipper teeth are all in focus. Warm backlighting from a table lamp in the background creates subtle depth.
The lifestyle casual shot places the model on the floor in front of a leather chair with a bookshelf behind him. He sits cross-legged holding an open book, chin resting on one hand, with a steaming mug on a side table nearby. Natural window light falls across the scene. This angle shows the jacket in a relaxed, lived-in context with dark jeans as the complementary bottom. The cuff and sleeve detail image is a close-up shot of the model's wrist and forearm area. The ribbed knit cuff is shown fitting snugly at the wrist, and the fabric's smooth surface texture is visible along the sleeve.
The white base surface of the jacket serves as the design placement zone. SudoMock's rendering engine composites user artwork onto this surface through Smart Object layers. For fabric products like this bomber jacket, the Multiply blend mode allows the visible material texture to show through the overlaid design, producing a realistic printed appearance. All six angles are available as separate renderable templates.
Each render costs $0.002 through SudoMock's REST API or Dashboard Playground at sudomock.com/dashboard/playground. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000px. The templates are compatible with print-on-demand workflows for platforms such as Printful, Printify, Gelato, and Merchize. Sellers on Etsy, Amazon, and Shopify can generate catalog-ready product images programmatically using SudoMock's API with n8n, Zapier, Make, or Airtable integrations.
Suitable for e-commerce product listings, print-on-demand catalog generation, Etsy and Amazon listing images, social media product previews, and brand lookbook content for custom bomber jacket lines.