Nº D-10905
Tall folded rib collar, rib cuffs and hem — autumn–winter, labels, gifts.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on knitwear (cotton / acrylic / wool blend) 300 gsm; style: turtleneck sweater.
Sample size size L · 560 × 690 mm.
A turtleneck sweater: a tall folded rib collar, rib cuffs and hem — minimal autumn–winter wear, a small embroidered or printed chest logo.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 560 × 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 knitwear (cotton / acrylic / wool blend) 300 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A turtleneck is knitted in panels or fully fashioned: body, sleeves and a tall rib collar folded double, with rib cuffs and hem; panels are joined on a linking machine so seams are soft and flat. Patterns on knitwear are usually knitted in (jacquard, intarsia) rather than printed on.
Cotton, acrylic, wool or blended yarns; the sample is 300 gsm. Acrylic is cheap and colourfast; merino is warm, soft and expensive; cotton is cool and suits Vietnam's climate. About 3–7 gauge for chunky knits, 12–16 for fine ones.
Jacquard-knitted or embroidered chest logos, leather or woven labels stitched at the hem; printing on knit faces is very limited because the surface is textured and stretches a lot. DTF only suits small areas on fine high-gauge knits.
Jacquard artwork is drawn on a stitch grid where each cell is one stitch: supply a grid file with a limited number of yarn colours (usually 2–5). Stitches aren't square, so circles squash; the maker needs the horizontal and vertical stitch density to rebuild proportions correctly.
About 60–100 mm works; at 12 gauge, 80 mm is roughly 35–40 stitches — enough for a simple mark, not for small type.
Neutrals such as cream, grey, navy and brown are easy to wear and flatter most people; a tone-on-tone knitted logo looks more refined than a high-contrast one.
Small prints on fine knits are possible, but the right way is jacquard knitting or embroidery; knitted-in designs last, stay soft and look premium.
Acrylic is warm, light, cheap and colourfast but pills; cotton is cool, pills less and suits the south or air-conditioned rooms.
Usually about 150–200 mm, folded double to about 75–100 mm; a triple fold gives a chunkier, warmer look.