3D mockups · Printed trousers & skirts
Nº D-10928
Drawstring elastic waist, straight leg, hemmed — matching sets, streetwear brands.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on fleece (brushed inside) 320 gsm; style: straight-leg sweatpants.
Sample size size L · 546 × 1095 mm.
Straight-leg fleece sweatpants with a drawstring waist and a plain hem — paired with a hoodie as a set, logo on the thigh or down the leg.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 546 × 1095 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 fleece (brushed inside) 320 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
Straight-leg sweatpants are two front and two back leg panels with a crotch gusset, an elastic waist with a drawcord inside, two slant side pockets and sometimes a back pocket; the leg falls straight from the hip and ends in a hemmed (not ribbed) bottom. Side and crotch seams are overlocked and topstitched.
The same 280–360 gsm brushed fleece as a hoodie for matching sets; the sample is 320 gsm. French terry of 240–280 gsm is lighter for year-round pants; use the same fabric lot as the tops so colours match when sold as a set.
Screen or DTF prints down the leg, a small logo on the left thigh, embroidery at the hip; type running down the outer side seam is a streetwear staple. Drawcords can take engraved metal aglets and the waistband a woven jacquard name.
The front-thigh area is about 80–120 mm, below the slant pocket; a leg print about 60–100 mm wide can run up to about 600–800 mm along the outer side seam. The leg curves and narrows, so the leg file must follow the pattern rather than a uniform rectangle.
The pants are 1095 mm from waist to hem; type down the outer seam looks best at about 600–700 mm, starting about 50 mm below the pocket and stopping about 100 mm above the hem so the turn-up doesn't cut it.
Print size and fibre content inside the back waistband (tagless) or use a small woven label in the back waistband seam; avoid stiff paper tags, which dig in as the elastic stretches.
Straight legs fall straight to a plain hem; joggers have elastic rib cuffs at the ankle. Straight legs suit relaxed streetwear, joggers sportswear.
The left front thigh below the pocket, down the outer side seam, or the back below the waistband; avoid the crotch and knees where fabric stretches most.
Yes: same fabric, colour and logo make a coordinated set; print them in the same run so ink colours match.