Nº D-10900
Polyester knit, stand collar, zip, two contrast stripes down the sleeves — tracksuits, team kit.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on polyester jersey (for sublimation) 160 gsm; style: track jacket.
Sample size size L · 600 × 690 mm.
A polyester-knit track jacket: rib stand collar, zip, rib cuffs and hem, two contrast stripes down the sleeves — paired with track pants as a set, left-chest logo, big back print.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 600 × 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 polyester jersey (for sublimation) 160 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A track jacket has a front split by a centre zip, a back, two sleeves with two stripes from shoulder to cuff, a stand collar and rib or self-fabric hem and cuffs. Side pockets usually have zips, and it is normally sold with matching trousers.
Polyester tricot knit or poly-spandex of 150–220 gsm: a soft sheen, quick-drying, holds its shape and can be fully sublimated. For warmth use poly fleece-back, but vivid sublimation only works on light-coloured polyester.
Two routes: sublimate each fabric panel and then cut and sew (stripes and patterns printed in), or sew a dyed jacket and add an embroidered chest logo and screen print on the back. Screen ink on polyester needs low-bleed ink so the fabric dye doesn't migrate into white ink.
The centre zip splits the chest, so place the chest logo left or right at least 3 cm from the zip, with the big graphic on the back. For sublimation, print per pattern piece, match the sleeve stripes from shoulder down, and allow 1 cm seams.
A 600 mm-wide, 690 mm-long back allows up to about 32 × 35 cm, its top 8–10 cm below the stand collar; the jacket is shorter than a tee, so the back print sits squarer.
Two stripes of 10–15 mm each with a 5–10 mm gap look neat; sewn-on woven tape comes in stock widths, while sublimated stripes can be any width.
Sublimation suits teams wanting their own all-over design; an embroidered logo on a stock-colour jacket suits corporate uniforms and looks neat and durable.
Thin polyester tricot breathes well for mornings and evenings outdoors in warm climates; fleece-backed versions suit winter or cold destinations.
A small left-chest logo, the big team name on the back, perhaps a flag or small number on a sleeve; avoid the zip and side pockets.