Nº D-10875
Rib-bound V-neck, regular fit — DTG, DTF, screen print.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on 100% cotton jersey (2-way stretch) 200 gsm; style: V-neck tee.
Sample size size L · 550 × 745 mm.
A V-neck tee with a rib binding, regular fit — softer than a crew neck, for uniforms and everyday wear.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 550 × 745 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 100% cotton jersey (2-way stretch) 200 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A V-neck tee is sewn like a crew neck but the front neck is cut into a V, bound with a rib that is mitred or overlapped at the point. The V usually drops about 8–12 cm below the neck hollow on a regular fit; the point must sit dead centre, as a few millimetres off shows at once. Front, back, two sleeves and the neck rib are cut separately.
100 % cotton jersey of 160–200 gsm suits printed V-necks; compact or combed cotton gives a smoother face and sharper DTG prints. The neck rib should contain spandex so the V keeps its shape through washing; polyester blends are cheaper and shrink less but take DTG ink poorly.
Screen printing, DTF and DTG all work; the thing to note is that the front print starts lower than on a crew neck because the V takes the upper chest. A small embroidered left-chest logo suits office V-necks; a large print close to the V stiffens and drags the neckline.
Start the front print area at least 40–50 mm below the V point — roughly 8–10 cm lower than on a crew neck of the same size — with a maximum width of about 280–300 mm for size L. The back is unaffected; place it as on a regular tee, about 60–80 mm below the back neck.
About 280 × 320 mm, starting 4–5 cm below the V point; taller and the art ends too low near the stomach.
Keep the transfer off the rib, which stretches the most; 2–3 cm clearance from the neck binding prevents peeling.
Front art about 4–5 cm below the V point; a small left-chest logo or a large back print works best on V-necks.
The V-neck looks slimmer and smarter, suiting spa, restaurant and office staff; the crew neck is simpler and easier for big chest prints.
A regular fit usually drops 8–12 cm below the neck hollow; deeper for womenswear, shallower for men's uniforms.