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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Front Three-Quarter View | front-three-quarter | — | 0 | Yes |
| Front View - Zipper Open | front-zipper-open | — | 0 | — |
| Back View | back-full | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile View | side-profile | — | 0 | — |
| Detail Shot - Zipper & Pocket | detail-zipper-pocket | — | 0 | — |
| Lifestyle - Casual Wear | lifestyle-casual | — | 0 | — |
SudoMock's rendering engine handles the zipper split automatically through the Smart Object layer setup in the PSD template. You upload your full design image, and the renderer composites it onto the hoodie surface, preserving the zipper line, pocket placement, and fabric folds visible in the template. The Multiply blend mode ensures your design follows the cotton fleece texture.
For POD product listings, most platforms recommend images between 2000px and 4000px on the longest side. SudoMock supports output up to 10,000px resolution in WebP, PNG, or JPEG format. For Etsy and Shopify listings, 2000-3000px is typically sufficient. For print-ready catalog materials, higher resolutions are available.
Yes. Mockups rendered through SudoMock are intended for commercial use in product listings, social media, and marketing materials. You render your own designs onto the template via the API or Dashboard, and the output images are yours to use in your store listings on Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, or any other platform.
In common usage, a mockup is a photorealistic product image where your design is composited onto a blank garment. A template is the underlying file (typically PSD) containing Smart Object layers that enable this compositing. SudoMock's library provides the template files, and the API renders them into finished mockup images with your designs applied.
Yes. This template set includes six angles: front three-quarter view with zipper closed, front view with zipper open showing the interior, full back view displaying the rear print area, side profile, a detail close-up of the zipper and kangaroo pocket, and a lifestyle shot in a forest setting. All angles feature the same male model.
This mockup represents a standard unisex zip-up hoodie in cotton fleece, which matches blanks available from Printful, Printify, Gelato, Gooten, and Prodigi. Common compatible blanks include the Bella+Canvas 3909 Sponge Fleece Zip Hoodie and similar fleece zip-up styles from other wholesale providers.
Each render costs $0.002. A free tier provides 500 credits to start. If you need to generate mockups for 100 zip hoodie designs across 6 angles each, that is 600 renders at a total cost of $1.20. Paid plans start at $17.49 per month and differ primarily in the number of parallel renders allowed (1, 3, 10, or 25 concurrent).
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Adobe Stock hosts over 15,500 zipper hoodie template assets, indicating sustained demand for zip-up hoodie mockup resources across the design industry.
Reflects the volume of zip hoodie mockup templates available on major stock platforms, sourced from Adobe Stock search results.
E-commerce product imagery is consistently rated as the primary factor influencing online purchase decisions, ahead of reviews and pricing.
Relevant to POD sellers who rely on mockup quality to represent products they cannot physically photograph.
SudoMock renders mockups at $0.002 per image, which is approximately 75 times less expensive than Adobe Photoshop API at $0.15 per render.
Cost comparison relevant to sellers generating hundreds or thousands of zip hoodie variants for catalog listings.
The print-on-demand apparel market continues to grow year over year, with hoodies and sweatshirts among the highest-margin product categories for POD sellers.
Zip-up hoodies command higher retail prices than t-shirts, making quality mockups a worthwhile investment for catalog presentation.
Multi-angle product photography showing front, back, and detail views is widely associated with reduced return rates in online apparel sales.
This template's six-angle coverage addresses the need for comprehensive product visualization that builds buyer confidence.
“For zip-up hoodies, you need to show both the zipped and unzipped states because buyers want to see how the design looks when the front panel is split. We render both variations for every SKU in our catalog, and at $0.002 per render the cost is negligible.”
“The detail shot matters more than people think for hoodies. Customers zoom into zipper quality, pocket construction, and fabric weight before they buy. Having that close-up angle in the listing cuts down on the questions we get.”
“Proper logo and design placement on hoodies varies by print method, with front chest, back panel, and sleeve areas being the most common zones for zip-up hoodie customization.”
“Zip-up hoodie mockups require multiple angles to account for the split front panel created by the zipper, which divides the design area differently than pullover hoodies.”
“Zip-up hoodies in fleece and triblend fabrications remain among the most requested blank apparel categories for custom printing and brand merchandise programs.”
This zip-up hoodie mockup template features a male model with silver-gray hair, appearing to be in his 40s to early 50s, of East Asian descent with a lean build. The model is photographed across six angles in various outdoor and natural-light settings. The hoodie is plain white with a full-length metal zipper, drawstring hood, and kangaroo pocket. The white surface serves as the design placement area for API-based rendering.
The front three-quarter view shows the model standing in a wildflower meadow with backlighting from the sun. He stands at roughly a 25-degree angle to the camera, one hand in the hoodie pocket, with a slight smile. The zipper is closed, and the hood drapes naturally behind his neck. Sunlight from the upper left creates a lens flare and rim lighting along his hair and shoulder.
The front view with zipper open shows the model facing the camera directly, both hands in the kangaroo pocket. A white crew-neck t-shirt is visible underneath. The hoodie's interior lining appears to be a sherpa or fleece material visible at the collar. Behind the model is a portable gray backdrop positioned between wooden fence posts covered in green ivy.
The back view captures the model from behind, standing on a stone stepping-path through a moss-covered Japanese-style garden. He wears dark indigo jeans and black shoes. The back of the hoodie is completely plain white with no graphics, showing the hood hanging flat and the seam running down the center back. Tree branches with green leaves frame the upper portion of the image.
The side profile view shows the model on a beach, leaning slightly against a piece of driftwood. A portable white backdrop on stands is visible behind him. Golden-hour sunlight illuminates his face from the left. He rests one hand near his chin in a contemplative pose. The hoodie's sleeve fit, zipper line, and overall thickness are visible from this angle.
The detail shot is a close-up of the torso area. The model's right hand grips the metal zipper pull while his left arm rests at his side. Visible details include the metal zipper teeth, drawstring cord tips with metal aglets, the kangaroo pocket opening, and the cotton fleece fabric texture. Autumn leaves cover the ground in the background, with warm natural light casting directional shadows across the fabric surface.
The lifestyle casual shot shows the model walking along a forest trail surrounded by tall ferns and redwood or cedar trees. He carries a black backpack on one shoulder, has one hand in his pocket, and looks downward with a relaxed smile. The hoodie is zipped closed and paired with black pants. Dappled forest light filters through the canopy.
All six angles feature the hoodie in plain white with no prints, logos, or graphics. The white surface area is where SudoMock's rendering engine composites user designs via Smart Object layers. For fabric products like this hoodie, the Multiply blend mode allows the visible cotton fleece texture to show through overlaid artwork.
Rendering is available through SudoMock's API at $0.002 per render. The template is compatible with the SudoMock Dashboard Playground for visual testing, or programmatically via REST API with JSON payloads. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000px.
This template set is suitable for e-commerce product listings on Shopify, Etsy, and Amazon. POD sellers using Printful, Printify, or Gelato can use these renders to populate their zip-up hoodie catalog pages. The six-angle coverage provides front, back, side, detail, and lifestyle context for complete product presentation. Bulk rendering via API supports catalog-scale mockup generation across multiple design variants.