Nº D-10908
White short-sleeve shirt, button-down style collar, school badge on the chest pocket — school uniforms.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on poplin / polycotton (shirts) 130 gsm; style: school shirt.
Sample size size L · 560 × 750 mm.
A white short-sleeve school shirt: a collar on a stand, button placket, the school badge printed or embroidered on the left chest pocket — school uniforms from primary to high school.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 560 × 750 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 poplin / polycotton (shirts) 130 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A school shirt is a white short-sleeve shirt with a collar on a stand or a button-down style collar, a buttoned front placket and one left chest pocket; the school badge is embroidered or printed on the pocket or the left chest. Boys' and girls' versions usually use different patterns: girls' shirts have waist darts and sometimes a rounded collar.
Polycotton poplin (TC 65/35) of 110–140 gsm, 130 gsm in the sample, is popular because it wrinkles little, dries fast and is affordable; 100% cotton is cooler but creases and shrinks. White fabric must be dense enough not to show underwear.
An embroidered badge is standard because it lasts years of washing; screen print or heat transfers cost less but peel with machine washing and bleach. Buttons are white plastic, sometimes engraved with the school name.
A pocket badge is usually 5–7 cm wide; for embroidery the crest must be simplified, with the school name lettering at least 4–5 mm tall. Send vector artwork with a thread colour chart; embroidered student name tags are a separate file from the class list.
A 56 cm chest usually fits senior high or older middle school students; schools should size from their own chart, since students in a class vary widely.
The collar points button down to the body so they don't flip up during play and stay neat after washing; it doesn't affect the badge position on the pocket.
Embroidery lasts and looks tidier across school years; printing only suits short-term event shirts.
Polycotton wrinkles less, irons easily and is economical; cotton is cooler and absorbs sweat better but creases and shrinks, for schools wanting a premium shirt.
About 5–7 cm depending on the pocket; round crests are usually 5–6 cm with at least 1 cm to the pocket edge.