Create and approve the first mockup
Apply the first design to your own T-shirt photo. Check the placement against the real fabric, folds, perspective, and lighting, then keep the approved setup ready to reuse.

Apply designs to the T-shirt you actually sell, preview placement and product colors, and keep the approved setup ready for more designs and selling content.

Start with the T-shirt you actually sell and approve the first design placement. The same product setup can then support more artwork, colors, listing images, lifestyle scenes, campaigns, and video.
Apply the first design to your own T-shirt photo. Check the placement against the real fabric, folds, perspective, and lighting, then keep the approved setup ready to reuse.

Keep the same T-shirt setup while changing the artwork, product color, or print direction. Scale into larger design libraries, colorways, and all-over-print products without rebuilding the base mockup.

Continue from the approved T-shirt into product listings, lifestyle images, campaign creative, social formats, and video without starting from a disconnected workflow.

Continue from the approved product setup into the mockups, variations, and selling content required for the current design or catalog.

Apply artwork to the T-shirt you actually sell, then adjust placement while preserving the garment’s visible folds, texture, lighting, and shape.
Approve the product once, then reuse the same setup as the design range and launch content grow.
Start with the actual blank or finished T-shirt you want the mockup to represent. Use separate front and back source photos when those exact product views matter.
Add the artwork, review its scale and placement against the visible fabric, folds, perspective, and lighting, then adjust the result when needed.
Keep the approved product and placement setup while changing graphics, product colors, or print direction. Continue into batch production or all-over print as needed.
Turn the accepted product into listing images, lifestyle scenes, campaign formats, social creative, and video without rebuilding the same presentation.
Apply the first design, approve the product setup, then reuse the same T-shirt across more artwork, colors, listings, and campaigns.
