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Puffer vest

Nº D-10907

Quilted, sleeveless, stand collar, zip — uniforms, labels.

Made for: Fashion & retail.

Sample printed on nylon / polyester taffeta 80 gsm; style: puffer vest.

Sample size size L · 660 × 700 mm.

About this mockup

A horizontally quilted puffer vest: full down channels, nylon shell, sleeveless, stand collar, zip — company uniforms, outdoor events, chest logos.

Usually holds
Uniforms, events, winter merch.
Who uses it
Companies, labels, POD sellers.
Popular in
The US, Europe, Korea.
Also searched as
puffer vest mockup · quilted vest mockup · gilet mockup

How to use this mockup

  1. Start from size L · 660 × 700 mm.
  2. Place your print on the print area.
  3. Turn it in 3D, export a picture or video, or stage a scene.

Trade tips

  • Dark garments need a white underbase under the print, or colours go dull.
  • A left-chest print on a T-shirt is usually 8–10 cm wide; a centre-front print about 25–30 cm.
  • Stretch and dark fabrics change how a print looks: always make one sample first.
  • Start the print about 7–9 cm below the collar so it sits right when worn.

Questions

Is the puffer vest mockup free?

Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.

Which sizes does the puffer vest mockup come in?

Size L · 660 × 700 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.

Can I use the mockup pictures to sell and advertise?

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.

What is the puffer vest sample printed on?

The sample is nylon / polyester taffeta 80 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.

Construction

A sleeveless puffer vest has an outer shell and a lining with polyester wadding or down between them, quilted in horizontal channels so the filling can't shift. It has a stand collar, a centre-front zip, armholes and hem bound with elastic or fabric, and side pockets. The quilting lines are its most visible feature.

Choosing board and material

The shell is light nylon or polyester taffeta of about 50–90 gsm, often with a light water-repellent finish; the fill is polyester wadding or down. The thin, slick shell glazes or melts under high heat, and embroidery needles let down escape.

Finishing

The safe routes are printing the shell panel before quilting, or adding a sewn patch, a rubber badge or a low-temperature heat transfer on the finished vest. Embroider only small marks, and only on wadding-filled vests — never on down.

Preparing the print file

A left-chest logo of about 7–9 cm should sit wholly within one quilted channel or between two lines; a back logo runs across the yoke area above the first quilt line. Measure the real channel spacing before fixing the logo size.

Common mistakes

  • A logo taller than one channel: the quilt line slices through it.
  • High-heat pressing on nylon: the shell glazes or melts and keeps a platen mark.
  • Embroidering a down vest: down works out through the needle holes round the logo.

Questions and answers

Where does the back logo go on a size L 660 × 700 mm puffer vest?

Across the yoke area, about 10–12 cm below the collar and above the first quilt line; a logo about 20–25 cm wide balances a 660 mm back.

Which shell colour makes a uniform vest logo stand out?

Navy, black or charcoal shells with a white or reflective logo; red or orange shells with white suit outdoor crews who need to be seen.

How do you put a logo on a puffer vest?

Low-temperature heat transfer made for nylon, a sewn patch or a rubber badge; for big runs, print before quilting.

Do puffer vests work as uniforms?

Very well for cold-season staff, outdoor teams and events — light, worn over a shirt or polo.

How do wadding and down vests differ for decoration?

Wadding is stable and takes small embroidery; down is warmer but can't be embroidered, and heat pressing needs care as the fill compresses.

Sizes available

  • size L · 660 × 700 mm

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