Nº D-10901
Denim, point collar, copper buttons, two flapped chest pockets — back prints, patches, labels.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on denim (indigo-dyed cotton twill) 340 gsm; style: denim jacket.
Sample size size L · 590 × 650 mm.
A denim trucker jacket in indigo: point collar, copper shank buttons, two flapped chest pockets — big back prints, embroidered patches, streetwear.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 590 × 650 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 denim (indigo-dyed cotton twill) 340 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A denim jacket is built from many panels: the front has two flapped chest pockets and a yoke seam, the back has a shoulder yoke and vertical panel seams dividing it. A point collar, copper shank buttons down the placket, buttoned cuffs and a banded waist finish it. Seams are twin-needle in thick orange-gold thread.
Indigo-dyed cotton twill of about 300–400 gsm (about 9–12 oz) for jackets; stretch denim with spandex is softer but holds its shape less. Washed denim can shrink 2–5%, so order on pre-washed fabric or allow for it.
The back is the big print panel: screen print with a white underbase or DTF, since indigo is dark; embroidery, woven patches and leather patches suit it well. Washing or distressing after printing fades the graphic too, so print after washing for a crisp result.
The back is divided by the yoke and panel seams; place art in the centre back panel below the yoke, typically about 25 × 30 cm on a size L. Art crossing a seam breaks on the raised stitching unless it is embroidered or printed on panels before sewing. Specify the white underbase in the file for printing on indigo.
The centre back panel under the yoke is usually about 28–32 cm wide, so 25 × 30 cm art fits, its top edge 3–5 cm below the yoke seam.
Woven or leather patches on the chest, pocket or back feel crafted and premium; DTF suits colourful art and short runs.
DTF and screen print with white underbase are common; embroidery and patches are most durable, right for a jacket worn for years.
Yes, if the back panels are printed before sewing; on finished jackets, keep the art within the centre back panel.
Indigo can fade slightly round the print over many washes; wash inside out in cold water to keep both print and fabric.