3D mockups · Printed trousers & skirts
Nº D-10930
Fitted mid-thigh shorts, wide high waistband — gym, cycling, athleisure sets.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on 4-way stretch (cotton / modal / nylon with spandex) 200 gsm; style: bike shorts.
Sample size size L · 392 × 532 mm.
Four-way stretch bike shorts to mid-thigh with a wide high waistband — gym, cycling, athleisure sets.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 392 × 532 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is 4-way stretch (cotton / modal / nylon with spandex) 200 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
Bike shorts are tight mid-thigh shorts with a wide high waistband, either cut in one or sewn on with internal elastic, joined with flatlock stitching so seams don't chafe. A triangular gusset in the crotch gives freedom of movement; many styles add a small pocket in the back waistband or on the thigh.
4-way stretch nylon or polyester with spandex of about 180–260 gsm, thick enough to stay opaque in a squat. White or light poly-spandex takes all-over sublimation; nylon-spandex feels softer and cooler but won't sublimate, needing nylon-specific inks.
All-over sublimation on the roll or on cut pattern pieces before sewing is the norm; a waistband logo can be silicone print, reflective transfer or jacquard knitted into the band. Ink on stretch fabric must stretch with it or it cracks when worn.
Art on the flat pattern stretches 20–40% on the body, so a round logo becomes an oval; compensate the artwork or place the logo on the less-stretchy waistband. Flatlock seams at the sides and crotch cut across patterns, so keep a 1–1.5 cm safety zone.
A high waistband of about 8–10 cm takes a logo 3–4 cm tall and 8–12 cm wide centred at the back without folding when worn.
Use the same sublimated pattern on both and align it so the shorts' waistband flows into the bra hem; print both in one batch, as separate fabric lots shift colour.
Yes, on white or light polyester spandex; nylon spandex needs other inks because sublimation doesn't bond.
Not from about 220 gsm in a tight knit; test by stretching the fabric under strong light.
On the front or back waistband and the outer thigh near the waist, where low stretch keeps the letters true.