3D mockups · Printed trousers & skirts
Nº D-10946
Sleeveless fitted bodice sewn to wide cropped legs — linen, ramie.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on linen 160 gsm; style: women’s jumpsuit.
Sample size size L · 460 × 600 mm.
A sleeveless women’s jumpsuit: a fitted bodice sewn to wide cropped legs — linen or ramie; all-over prints, women’s labels.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 460 × 600 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 linen 160 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A women's jumpsuit is a sleeveless, lightly fitted bodice joined at the waist to wide cropped legs, usually with a back or side zip, an elastic or tie waist and hidden side pockets. Being one piece, the pattern must get torso and rise length right so it doesn't pull when sitting.
Linen, ramie or linen-cotton of about 140–200 gsm; the sample is 160 gsm linen. Natural fibres breathe for summer but crease; linen-viscose drapes better and creases less.
Jumpsuits are usually plain or lightly all-over printed; branding on a woven back-neck label or a small leather waist patch; small embroidery or print on the left chest. Digital pigment printing on linen gives soft, natural colours.
For all-over print, a seamless 1:1 repeat across the fabric width with bodice and legs cut in the same direction; placement prints need each pattern piece. A small left-chest logo of about 40–60 mm sits at least 30 mm from the armhole and seams.
460 mm is the flat bodice width at the bust and 600 mm the bodice length to the waist plus rise, depending on how the pattern is measured; the full jumpsuit is much longer with its cropped legs.
Natural light, limewashed walls, ceramics and greenery: linen's soft creases are part of its charm; shoot seated poses too so shoppers see how the legs drape.
Bust, waist, hip and torso length from shoulder through the crotch; missing torso length is the usual reason a jumpsuit pulls when sitting.
Linen is softer and more common; ramie is crisper with a slight sheen, very cool but creases more; both suit relaxed summer styles.
Yes: digitally printed across the fabric before sewing; small, muted motifs suit linen and a one-piece silhouette.