3D mockups · Printed trousers & skirts
Nº D-10936
Five-pocket denim, above the knee, folded hem — labels, summer wear, thigh print or embroidery.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on denim (indigo-dyed cotton twill) 340 gsm; style: denim shorts.
Sample size size L · 526 × 442 mm.
Five-pocket denim shorts above the knee with a folded hem — summer wear, labels, thigh print or embroidery.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 526 × 442 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.
Five-pocket denim shorts: two front pockets with a coin pocket on the right, two patch back pockets, a V-shaped back yoke, belt loops, a zip or button fly and copper shank buttons. Legs end above the knee in a turned-up cuff or a frayed raw hem. Seams are twin-needle in heavy thread.
280–400 gsm cotton denim, sometimes with 1–2% spandex for a closer fit; lighter denim suits summer shorts. Denim shrinks in washing, so measure and print after the wash.
DTF or screen print with white underbase on the thigh, small embroidery on a back pocket or the cuff, a leather patch on the back waistband. Rips and bleach washes should come before printing or embroidery so the artwork isn't stripped.
The front thigh area is about 10–15 cm, below the pocket and 3–4 cm in from the side seam; back pockets take small embroidery of about 8–10 cm. Designs for the two legs are usually mirrored, so supply separate left and right files if they differ.
Each leg lies about 26 cm wide flat, so 10–14 cm art fits, placed 3–5 cm below the front pocket.
Light 280–320 gsm denim that breathes, perhaps with a touch of spandex; light washes suit bold prints, dark indigo suits white or orange embroidery.
Front thigh below the pocket, back pockets and the cuff; small art placed off to one leg looks more natural than a centred print.
Embroidery survives the most washes; DTF bonds well but needs firm pressure on the textured denim.
Yes — waist, hip and length, since every factory cuts its own fit even at the same size.