APPAREL ILLUSTRATOR VECTOR TEMPLATE
silk-screen / mock-ups / t-shirts / hats / vector
One of the most frustrating things when youâre starting out as a graphic designer – besides overly-enthusiastic clients dropping phrases like âMAKE IT POP?â or â CAN WE MAKE THE LOGO BIGGERâ, kill me now – is apparel design.
Not the designs themselves, those are actually always super fun to make, even though your relatively limited by the size and number of machine heads your silk-screenerâs press hasâŠ
No, the most frustrating part is accurately representing in a digital framework what the actual, real world, end product will look like in your clientâs hands.
When getting started on a t-shirt design for example, you typically have no idea what shirt blank is that youâll be using. If you do, then often you wont be able to get a nice high quality image of that blank, leaving you to mock-up your bad ass designs on some low rez nonsense image your sales rep sent you last minute. Fuckin sales reps.
Anyway, to that end, we put together a number of vector apparel mock-up templates that you can use as placeholders in your design file, until the actual shirt style and colors, are chosen.
In this file there are a wide range of apparel pieces from basic tees to hoodies, to flip flips for those bodacious spring break mock-ups.
Youâve also got male, female and unisex style options in there, which serve as super helpful guides to use in the design process itself. Thereâs no point creating some bad-ass design that only fits on a menâs XL and then you gotta pay for an additional set of screens for smaller womanâs sizes. It also sucks to size a deign on a small shirt, just to have it look minuscule on a 2XL.
Weâve made an additional effort to accommodate for sizing ratios on another product you can download for free HERE.
We hope you find this useful. Please email us at [email protected] with any questions or if you would like to team up for your next design project.
Thanks and have fun.