Nº D-10916
Soft drapey woven fabric, round neck, long sleeves with narrow cuffs — women's officewear, labels.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on rayon / viscose (Hawaiian shirts) 120 gsm; style: round-neck blouse.
Sample size size M · 500 × 640 mm.
A round-neck women's blouse in soft drapey woven fabric with narrow-cuffed long sleeves and a lightly shaped body — officewear, small all-over prints or plain with an embroidered logo.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size M · 500 × 640 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 rayon / viscose (Hawaiian shirts) 120 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A round-neck blouse is a woman's top in a soft drapey woven fabric, with a bound round neck or a button at the back neck and long sleeves ending in narrow buttoned cuffs; the body may have darts or shoulder pleats. With no front placket, the front is one unbroken panel, ideal for printed patterns.
Rayon/viscose of 110–130 gsm, 120 gsm in the sample, drapes softly and stays cool; silk, chiffon and polyester georgette suit evening versions. Rayon shrinks in washing, so factories usually wash or steam the fabric before cutting.
All-over patterns are usually printed digitally on the fabric roll before cutting (reactive dye on rayon, sublimation on polyester); a small logo can be embroidered on the cuff or a label set in the neck. Heat transfers don't suit drapey fabric because they stiffen and pucker it.
For roll printing design a seamless repeat tile of about 30–64 cm and check how the pattern meets at side seams and sleeves. For an engineered print, place the artwork on each pattern piece and allow 1–1.5 cm seam allowance.
A 50 cm body suits a medium floral of 5–10 cm repeating; motifs over 20 cm are better as an engineered print so the main bloom lands on the chest or shoulder.
The cuff is a separate folded piece, so print it with the same pattern at a smaller scale or a coordinating solid for a neat finish.
Roll printing then cutting is how volume production works; engineered printing on each pattern piece places the image exactly on every blouse but takes more work.
Rayon, silk blends or heavier polyester georgette; choose fabric that isn't too sheer and creases little for all-day wear.
Usually a woven label inside the neck and a hang tag; a small embroidered logo on the cuff or lower hem adds identity.