Nº D-10903
V-neck knit, button front, rib hem and cuffs — school uniforms, womenswear labels.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on knitwear (cotton / acrylic / wool blend) 300 gsm; style: knit cardigan.
Sample size size L · 570 × 690 mm.
A knitted V-neck cardigan with a five-button front and rib-knit hem and cuffs — school and office uniforms, a chest logo embroidered on the left.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 570 × 690 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 knitwear (cotton / acrylic / wool blend) 300 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A knit cardigan is an open-front knitted garment with a V-neck, a button band down the front, and rib at the hem and cuffs. Body and sleeves are usually fully fashioned — knitted to shape piece by piece on a flatbed machine — then linked, or cut from knitted fabric and sewn. The button band is a separately knitted rib strip with buttonholes, attached to the front edges.
Cotton, acrylic, wool or blends, about 250–400 gsm finished; acrylic is inexpensive, colourfast and stable, good for school uniforms; wool blends are warmer but need gentle care. Fineness is measured in gauge (needles per inch): 12–14G is fine for office wear, 5–7G chunky for cold weather. Wool shrinks and pills if washed hot, so care labels matter.
The best logos are knitted in as jacquard or embroidered on the left chest; direct printing barely holds on uneven yarn. Embroidered patches, woven labels and badges work for school uniforms. Embroidery on chunky knit needs tear-away backing so stitches don't sink.
A jacquard logo is converted to a stitch grid at the machine's gauge, one cell per stitch, so type under about 10–15 mm tall gets lost. A left-chest embroidered logo is about 60–80 mm wide, 50–70 mm from the button band. Send yarn colour codes from the knitter's shade card rather than CMYK.
About 570 mm across × 690 mm long laid flat; knitwear stretches, so the worn fit is roomier than a woven garment with the same numbers.
A woven brand label at the back neck, a heavy card hang tag at the top button, and a small tone-on-tone embroidered or knitted logo on the chest; avoid big, high-contrast logos.
Acrylic or acrylic-cotton: colourfast, low shrink, machine-washable; wool blends are warmer but harder to care for.
Knit it in as jacquard, embroider the left chest, or sew on a patch or badge; direct printing doesn't suit knitted surfaces.
Needles per inch on the knitting machine; high gauge (12–14G) gives fine thin knits, low gauge (5–7G) thick, chunky ones.