Although we’re nearing September, it’s not too late to start planning your hoodie orders. However, to ensure your customers, employees, fans, etc. will not freeze, we’ve put together a list of 7 FREE zip-up and pullover hoodie/sweatshirt templates - flat and modeled styles - so you can speed up the process and get new gear in their hands right away! 

Although, these are all American Apparel templates - we highly recommend other quality brands like Next Level and Canvas Apparel.  They offer a variety of outerwear and fleece. 

If you’re looking for any other templates to help in the process of planning your next design, check our blog to help get you started!

Start designing your next project with our 7 free hoodie templates. These zip-up and pullover hoodie templates are the highest of quality and easy to use.

7 Free Hoodie Templates - Start Planning Now

Begin designing your next project with our 7 free high-quality hoodie templates. 

Below are free high resolution sweatshirt and hoodie design templates of some of our favorite winter wear.

No zip hoodie. Super soft and fashion fit.

The sweater you’ve always wanted. Warm, well fit and expertly constructed.

Track jacket meets hoodie. Comes in awesome colors. Zip up and move out. 

Start building winter wear your team will love.

Browse free high res sweatshirt and hoodie design templates from Real Thread! These are some favorites of the customers and staff. Perfect for winter wear.

Hoodie and Sweatshirt Design Templates for Colder Weather

Browse free high resolution sweatshirt and hoodie design templates. 

1. The Print Lasts a Long Time: While the print may be soft and have the feel of your favorite shirt, this doesn’t mean the print is weak. The inks we use assure that any print will last as long as the shirt does. The industry standard ink coats the shirt with a thick layer of plastic. The water based inks we use dye the shirt directly. This results in a print that is actually a part of the shirt.

2. Less of a Fade/More of a Blend: Certain prints have a soft, worn look. This is caused by a blending of the print into the shirt. Your soft shirt will be retail ready and will showcase your brand for years. 

3. It’s All About the Shirt: Soft prints are loved because of their wearability. Choosing the right type of shirt is vital to getting that feel throughout. We have thousands of super soft shirts to choose from. We know how they print and can give you immediate suggestions based on any of your options. Give us a call and we’d be glad to give you any suggestions.

4. Immediately Soft: No need to break in your shirt. The printing technique we use allows for the shirt to immediately have a soft, vintage feel.

5. Won’t Feel the Print: After your shirt’s first wash, you won’t be able to feel the print. Just like a well worn shirt, your print will maintain a beautiful soft feel throughout.

If you’re looking for a soft type of feel on a shirt, we have you covered. Start your order today.

Screen printing essentials are the key to making your shirts stand out from the rest! 

There are two tag types: Sewn in labels and tear-away tags. 


1. Sewn in labels have to be removed by a sewing machine. 

2. Tear-away tags can be easily torn out by anyone. Check this out … 

Removing tear-away tags is totally free and Next Level Apparel offers a few of our favorite styles with that option: 3600, 6210, 6240, 3633, 3200, 3533 and 6633.

Now that the label is out of your way, mock-up your branded tagless clothing label design with this to-scale tag template and visualize how your design will look once it’s printed! 

Get rid of annoying tags on your products by using tagless clothing labels offered by Real Thread! 

Mock up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our American Apparel BB453 Raglan. Every shirt color is available for download. Don't take our word for it, see this American Apparel Raglan shirt template for yourself!

In an effort to help you visualize your creation in context, we've provided a High Resolution Raglan Mock-up Template of the American Apparel BB453. Within this file you will also see line art to help with accurate sizing of placement. This American Apparel template Includes: 

High-Resolution photo of actual shirt in every color 

Files are large, please be patient during download. Thanks! 

Mock up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our American Apparel BB453 raglan.

American Apparel BB453 Raglan Template Flat

Here are 16 of our favorite t-shirt design ideas.

Rugged script / standard print (Jen Mussari and Tattly)

A picture is worth a thousand words (Jonpaul Douglass)

Intricate, detailed and all over (Digital Ocean)

One color prints for the win (The Poppy Boutique)

Let your brand name speak for itself (VSCO)

Reimagine your company’s logo (Real Thread)

Show some love for your city (Downtown Orlando)

Inspired? Start building your shirt today!

Check out 16 of our favorite t-shirt design ideas online at Real Thread!

These custom printed canvas labels don’t just solve a common problem, they add an entirely new dynamic to the perceived value of any brand’s printed goods. Establishing this type of unique value will help any brand position themselves for a successful season of sales!

It’s important to understand a few key points when it comes to these customized printed labels. Let’s take a look at some of the most relevant information to ensure you’re making the most of this unique offering. 

COST: $3.50 per tag. The price for these customized printed labels includes the canvas, printing, cutting, and sewing associated with this service. (Removal of a garment’s manufacturer label will result in an additional cost.)

MINIMUM: 96 pieces per order is the number of customized printed labels to hit  to qualify for this service. Keep in mind that orders are based on individual designs, not ones that are grouped together.

TURNAROUND: + 5 business days will be added onto your order’s turnaround time. This allows us the appropriate amount of time to prepare the customized printed labels and execute this add-on service to the best of our ability.

MAX PRINT SIZE: 4” wide x 4” tall is the max print size allowed for custom printed canvas labels.

MAX CANVAS SIZE: 6” wide x 6” tall is the max canvas size allowed for custom printed canvas labels. Squares and rectangles are the only shapes allowed. No circles, triangles, or other shapes will be allowed for these customized printed labels. We recommend adding cut marks to your artwork.

CANVAS COLOR: Black, White, Grey, and Cream are the four available canvas colors to choose from.

THREAD COLOR: The thread color used to sew the canvas onto your garment will either match the canvas color or the garment color. The choice is yours.

OTHER NOTES: Please note that the edges of the canvas will fray. This should be expected and considered an acceptable result.

We couldn’t be happier to offer one of the most unique services in the garment decorating industry. Our goal is to have these customized printed labels open new doors for our clients by allowing them establish a high degree of value and quality with their goods.

Check out these close ups of the canvas colors you can choose from!

We hope you enjoy this new dynamic to your custom hoodies. If you need some care icons as you design your hoodie tag art, here are more than 90 free care instruction icons.

(Ps, Big shout out to Michael Sevilla for providing these awesome photos of Tool’s hoodies with custom printed canvas labels!)

These customized printed labels add a new dynamic to the perceived value of any printed good. 

 2. Choose a free Pantone color from a list of about 90 colors! 

3. Print tags on the inside neck of the shirt that are custom branded! 

4. Download this template first > 21 free tag layouts and save yourself design time. 

5. Customize your shirt with a hem tag. 

6. Customize your shirt with a hang tag. 

7. Have your shirts folded and bagged! Keep them safe during transit while also making it easier to hand out, send to customers. etc. 

 8. Print the same design on different colored shirts! 

10. Or try tonal printing! Both equally cool effects. 

11. Learn about printing on blends and how they can create awesome looking shirts. Then do it. 

12. Get inspired. Check out these 8 inspirational design ideas before designing your next shirt! 

13. Calculate your size breakdown. Just plug in the total # you need!

 14. Go big! Try a variety of sizes to see what works best for you.

16. Mock-up your design on high res photos of a shirt to see if you like what it looks like. Then try it on every shirt color in the file to see what you like best! 

17. Need a break? Send us your ideas and we can create a custom t-shirt design for you! 

18. Get your t-shirt as fast as possible. Follow these 3 tips first!

19. Download this Custom T-shirt Design Kit to get started! 

These shirt design inspirations are sure to spark motivation and creativity on your next shirt. 

20 Ideas to Try on Your Next Custom Printed T-Shirt

We are a small team of a half dozen creative souls who work together to bring to life positive minded clothing.

I suppose you’d like to know who I am? My name is Kyle Jarvenpaa and I am the founder of a small lifestyles brand from central Massachusetts called, Monogram Apparel. We are a small team of a half dozen creative souls who work together to bring to life positive minded clothing. No, the clothing doesn’t have a mind… however we strive to create a brand every day that will inspire you to have a positive mind. Our brand motto is, Create Yourself. We truly believe in and live every day by this motto. It simply means, you can become whoever you work to be.

When given this guest blogger opportunity I at first had no idea what I even wanted to write about. Although after a moment it came to me… What is one thing that I can bring to the table that might help someone else in the independent clothing scene? ..Insight on how to properly showcase your products online. This one detail to running not just a clothing brand but any online brand that requires product photos is a big deal and can really help or stand in the way of professionalism.

I see it all the time, brands who have what look like a cell phone shot image of a tee on a hanger stuck to the wall, or one of their friends standing next to a brick wall. Better than nothing, and in a lot of cases very sufficient however in my personal opinion its not what my eye sees as a reputable brand. Just as much as quality is the cropping of an image. If your default of a product is a 500px X 500px image, have the sub shots, or detail shots be the same dimensions. It can get really annoying when clicking through multiple images of a product and the page keeps moving around to fit to a new dimension. Consistency is key!

Insight on how to properly showcase your products online. This one detail…is a big deal.

Another thing I see A LOT of is brands using digital mocks of their items as product images. While they are all consistent and generally look good.. its not the REAL product and I personally shy away from ordering from a site like that because I cant see what I am actually going to be receiving in the mail. A printed item can look quite a bit different from a mocked up image of your artwork. This is again, only my opinion.. however I have read on many review blogs that they do not want to see those either.

You don’t always have to have your product shots on a white background, or any solid color for that matter. If it fits your theme to have your shots in an urban environment or something like that then by all means, go for it! Just keep in mind that you DO NOT want the environment taking away from the detail or attention of your shirt/product. If my eye doesn’t automatically go right to the product, the image has failed in its purpose. Don’t distract your customers. Peoples attention spans are short now-a-days so make sure its easy for them to see the target.

I used to do environment type shots as well as include the product models face in the images all the time. However I noticed myself always looking at the persons face or whatever was around them instead of the shirt, not just on my own site but other sites as well. I then decided on what you see below. I like the clean simple look of a white back ground and the real product on someone to show the size and fit. I like to leave the persons facial features out of the shots to not distract from the product

However also seen below, I will absolutely include the whole person in on sub shots that are included in each product to better show the fit of the item.

Thank you for taking the time to read this, I hope even a portion of it was able to help out with ideas or direction for your next photo shoot endeavor. Please remember that these are only my opinions on what I think look good and have found work well for my brand. They may not apply to you, your brand or personal take on the topic.

*All items you see above are printed by realthread.com except for the Monogram Apparel Premium tag beanie.

For more product shots and examples please feel free to visit our web store, Monogram Apparel.

How you showcase and display your products has a great impact on the likelihood of someone buying. 

Showcase Products Online: A Chat With Monogram Apparel

I work in Illustrator and I’ve found it to be very simple to prep your files once you get the hang of it. First things first, make sure your file is set to the full dimensions that you want the final print to be. Don’t make the printer resize, or take the chance that they’ll size it differently than you’d like. You’re in control of the design, therefore the sizing should be something you set. 

The design I’m going to use as an example is an illustration of Zeus that I created for a recent release. The canvas is set at 14"x17",  the design consists of 4 colors, and the Color Mode is set to CMYK for print. Here’s a preview of the design:

As you can see, I have the art on one layer and the shirt color on a separate layer. This is important because we want to keep the shirt color layer in the final file as a separate layer, so we’ll also keep this layer locked throughout the entire process. I also have three toolbars open: Swatches, Layers, and Pathfinder.

Let’s go through the separation process. The first thing you want to do is select all of your artwork (go to Select>All or hit Command+A) and create outlines out of your text. You can create outlines of your text by going to Type>Create Outlines or by hitting Command+Shift+O.

Now that your text is converted into outlines, we need to convert all of your strokes to outlines and expand your artwork into shapes. This is a two-part process. First, select all of your artwork and expand it’s appearance it by going to Object>Expand Appearance. Now, select all of your art again and go to Object>Expand. A box will pop-up, make sure you have Object, Fill, and Stroke checked and then hit the OK button. 

Your artwork is now fully expanded into shapes. Now we need to separate it all out into colors, so select all of it and Ungroup it a few times (Object>Ungroup or Command+Shift+G). I usually do this a few times, select all again, and do it again. The reason I do this is that sometimes things are grouped together more than you think, and if you have grouped items when we go to the next step you’ll have some trouble getting it work correctly. 

Nothing visibly changes at this point, but now we’re going to see some magic happen. Select all of your artwork and then go to the Pathfinder tool and click on the Divide button, which is in the bottom left of the Pathfinder toolbar. What this does is flatten and separate all of your artwork by color, leaving you with tons and tons of fragmented shapes. 

Once you’ve done this, you may have to ungroup everything one more time. Now we just have to combine the pieces of each color into one solid shape. Since this is a four color design, we will have four shapes in total when we’re finished. To combine the pieces, we need to select all of the pieces for the first color with the Magic Wand tool. You can modify the settings of this tool by double-clicking its icon in the main Tools toolbar, and we’ll be going for Fill Color since we’re dealing with shapes and not strokes. With the Magic Wand tool, click on the first color you’d like to combine and it will select all of the shapes containing that color. 

As you can see, I’ve chosen to select all of the gold colored pieces. Next, we simply combine all of them into one shape using the Unify tool in the Pathfinder. Hold Alt and then click the button to unify all of the pieces into one. The Expand button in the Pathfinder toolbar will become available once the tool is done working. Click the Expand button to finish the process and repeat for each other color. 

After each color is combined into a shape, create a layer for each and distribute each shape to a layer. I usually put the lightest color on the bottom and work up.

The last step is picking your PMS colors, these are universal color swatches that the printer will use to print your design. In the Swatches toolbar, click on the button near the top right as shown below and go down to Open Swatch Library>Color Books>PANTONE Solid Coated. This will pull up a Pantone Swatch window where you can choose the PMS colors to replace your current colors.

I highly recommend picking up a set of Pantone Color Bridge swatch books, they’re really the most accurate way for you to pick your colors. The color settings and brightness of your screen can influence the colors you see in the Swatches toolbar, which can then cause you to choose colors that you don’t want for your design. One swatch can vary greatly from another, so this is a critical step. What I do is try to match the colors I’ve used in my design on the screen with colors in my Pantone books. When I have them all selected, I try and line them up in the book so I can physically see if those colors go well together. Sometimes, I need to make adjustments and this process allows me to get the colors I want. 

After choosing my colors from the swatch books, I use the Find feature in the Pantone Swatch window to select the proper colors. Click on that upper right hand button and then on “Show Find Field” to display this field. Before you click on each swatch, first select the art for the color you’re going to replace. Then, once you find the PMS color you can click on it and it will replace the current color. The PMS color can look very different on screen from what you see in the Pantone Color Bridge swatch books, which is why they’re important. The color in the book is what you’ll ultimately get. For example, after choosing my four Pantone colors and setting them for each layer, you can see a very noticeable difference in colors between what I had before and after. 

The colors I ended up with in the final print were closer to what I had chosen in the Pantone swatches, which is due to the fact that I changed my mind a bit as I was choosing the swatches. Because I used a book, I was able to better choose the proper colors for what I ultimately wanted the design to look like. Also, note that in the image above I have named each layer with the Pantone color that is used for that layer. 

That’s it! Your file is now ready for print. Now we want to do a quick mockup for the printer to show sizing and placement on a shirt.

The mockup is a very easy step, but is no less important than file separation. Most designs are centered on the chest of the shirt, but you may want to have the art printed elsewhere. Regardless, doing the mockup gives the printer something to glance at so they know what you’re looking for. 

There are tons of mockup templates out on the internet, you can find a ton just by doing a quick Google search. However, it’s always best to try and find a mockup template that utilizes the brand you will be printing on. I use American Apparel and am using a fairly standard mockup template that I found a while back. Here is a collection of free shirt templates that may come in handy during your mockup phase.  

Here is the typical mockup that I provide to my printer. My shirts are tag-less and have a logo print on the sleeve, so I am sure to include these in the mockup and I also let the printer know the PMS colors for these print locations. 

Easy, right? And with that, you can package up your files and send them to your printer—Real Thread, right?—so they can bring them to life.

Here is a quick recap of the steps we went over for the entire process:

1. Set your canvas to the correct size that you want, make sure the Color Mode is CMYK.

2. Create outlines and expand your artwork.

3. Ungroup, and then Divide it afterwards using the Pathfinder.

4. Use the Magic Wand to select the fragments of a color and then Unify them through the Pathfinder. Repeat for each color.

5. Distribute each color shape to a layer, choose a PMS color through the Swatches toolbar, and name each layer with the PMS color.

6. Create a mockup of your design on a shirt template. 

And you’re done! It may take a little while the first time through, but once you get the hang of it the process will become faster each time. I hope this tutorial helps a few people out, I’ve been refining the process since day 1 and at this point I’m finding that this is the best and quickest way to make sure that my artistic vision is well-communicated to my printers. 

Read all about how to screen print shirts professionally. 

How We Prepare Your Design Files For Screen Printing

Staying on top of the latest trends and innovations in the ever-evolving design landscape is crucial. 

As creators of custom t-shirts, we're really big on good design. It can be a make-or-break when it comes to representing your brand.

As such, we get really hyped about design conferences. Design conferences are an excellent way for designers, product people, content managers, and the generally design-obsessed to get out of the office (or the home office)— while also sharpening a skillset. 

These conferences also present great opportunities to meet like-minded professionals — and while many of this year’s conferences are virtual or hybrid, there are still countless design gems for attendees (virtual or otherwise) to glean. 

So, whether you’re flying out or logging on, here are some of this year’s best design conferences. 

Creative South is an annual conference that brings together designers, illustrators, photographers, and creatives to foster community and uplift each other. Hear from an all-star lineup of speakers and attend several different workshops.

Creative Works WEST is a celebration of creativity, craft, and connection—designed to help you navigate the challenges facing creative careers today. From the evolving role of AI to the shifting economy, this event provides a space where you can reignite your passion, refine your craft, and truly be yourself. Here, you’ll be seen, heard, and valued as someone whose ideas and skills bring meaning, inspiration, and beauty to the world.

Config is Figma’s annual conference that brings together designers and developers from all parts of the UX/UI, website, products, marketing, publications, and university worlds. Hear from 75 plus speakers with 50 plus sessions.

A gathering of professionals in the latest products, UX, Design, and Dev practices. Learn the latest practices from leading companies through case studies that detail both the obstacles and the successes.

Speakers:  Search through all the speakers here.

This is a 5-day how-to conference for creative professionals who design, create, or edit in Adobe Creative Suite. Creative Pro Week features 35 plus expert speakers and over 70 sessions. 

Speakers: Search through all the speakers here.

Billed as “the biggest event of the year for creative thinkers,” the AIGA Design Conference challenges designers to think differently and design with the future in mind. Like the Portfolio Festival, collaboration and feedback are central to the conference, but the event also doesn’t shy away from having deeper cultural conversations. 

Adobe MAX is an incredible celebration of creativity and inspiration—and the team goes all out every year. We've had the honor of printing their event shirts for the past few years, and it's been so cool to participate in bringing the work of some truly amazing designers to life. 

Promotion: Sign up by April 30, with no financial obligation, to save US$600 on a full conference pass on the Adobe event page.

Wherever your creative journey takes you, these design conferences are poised to inspire you. 

For custom gear that speaks to your design passion, we're here to help. From one set of design enthusiasts to another, let's create something extraordinary!

Stay ahead in design with Real Thread's curated list of must-attend conferences in 2025. From virtual experiences to in-person gatherings, explore diverse insights and networking opportunities.

Design Conferences You’d Be Crazy to Miss This Year

Stay ahead in design with Real Thread's curated list of must-attend conferences in 2025.

Reinforce your brand by having custom printed tags printed on your shirts. This template will give you an idea of how your tag design will look inside the neck of the shirt!

Mock-up your custom branded tag design with our to-scale, inside the collar, tag template which allows you to visualize how your design will look once it's printed. 

In planning your custom inside shirt tags, make sure to prepare for the following: 

Max image size allowed for tag printing is 4" x 4"

Stock ink color options for tag printing are black, medium grey, and white with our HO water based ink 

The minimum type size recommended is 3 points.

Don’t forget to check out our templates on hang tags and hem tags!

Still have questions about the process? Our add ons page alongside the tag printing page cover in great detail what goes into printed tags.

Also check out our 7 step tag printing blog and what you need to know about custom printed tags!

Have custom printed tags printed on your shirts. Reinforce your brand with this free inside tag template. Download to get started!

Printed tags are a tasteful way to show off your brand while being artistically consistent.

Mock up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our American Apparel 5495. Every hoodie color is available for download. Don't take our word for it, see it for yourself!

In an effort to help you visualize your creation in context, we've provided a High Resolution Mock-up Template of the American Apparel 5495. Within this file you will also see line art to help with accurate sizing of placement. This American Apparel 5495 Hoodie Template Includes: 

Mock up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our American Apparel 5495.

American Apparel 5495 Hoodie Template Modeled

Mock up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our American Apparel 5497. Every hoodie color is available for download. Don't take our word for it, see it for yourself!

In an effort to help you visualize your creation in context, we've provided a High Resolution Mock-up Template of the American Apparel 5495. Within this file you will also see line art to help with accurate sizing of placement. This American Apparel Zip-Up Hoodie Template Includes:  

Mock up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our American Apparel 5497.

American Apparel 5497 Hoodie Template Flat

Everything you need from a modeled shirt template, an ink color pallet, and a checklist of everything you'll need to get started on your custom shirt designs. This download includes:

Note: File is a ZIP but is still large, please be patient during download. Thanks!

American Apparel 2001 Template: Incredible high-resolution templates of one of the top selling shirts in the nation. Place your graphic on this shirt to see a mock-up of what it looks like in real time.

Stock Ink Colors: See a full range of our stock inks that you can use on your shirt.

T Shirt Tag Templates: Create custom tags to customize the inside of your shirt with templates like printed tags.

T-Shirt Checklist: Is this your first time ordering shirts? See exactly what you need to finish to get your shirts out on time.

Crew Neck Line Template: Want to see how your graphic would look on a standard crew neck? Use our line template to see how your graphic would look on all crew neck style shirts.

Start your custom t-shirt design process here with t-shirt kits including all you need: T-shirt checklists, Ink colors, Tag Templates, and T-shirt Mockups.

Not sure where to start with your custom shirt designs? These t-shirt kits include everything you'll need to get started. Download to get started!

Mock up your design, visualize it in context and impress your customers with these high res flat images, of every shirt color, of the super soft, custom Next Level 3600. Don't take our word for it, see it for yourself!

In an effort to help you visualize your creation in context, we've provided high resolution photo templates of a popular cotton crew neck - the Next Level 3600. Within this file you will also see line art to help with accurate sizing and placement. This tee shirt design template includes:  

High resolution images, of the actual shirt, photographed in every color 

Files are very large, so please be patient while it downloads. Thanks! 

Mock up your design, visualize it in context and impress your customers with these high resolution flat images of the super soft, custom Next Level 3600.

Mock up your design, visualize it in context and impress your customers with these high res flat images, of every shirt color, of the super soft, custom Next Level 3600.

Not feeling particularly crafty? Click here to purchase blank masks. Or, click here to order custom printed masks.

Face masks are hard to come by these days, if you're looking for them in the store. So, why not make them from home? Download this template for instructions on how to make a protective face mask from an old t-shirt of yours, and a cutout to guide you through the process. And don't worry, no sewing is required. This is a face mask template anyone with a pair of scissors can make.

Need help figuring out what the perfect mask is for you? Have no fear. We have our very own face mask buyer’s guide to assist you through the process!

Keep yourself, your family, and those around you safe while we get through this COVID-19 thing together.

To explore our pre-made face masks available for sale, check out realthread.com/face-masks

Download this template for instructions on how to make a protective face mask from an old t-shirt of yours, and a cutout to guide you through the process.

This downloadable template includes instructions for making your own face mask out of an old t-shirt, plus a cutout to guide you through it. 

Mock up your design, visualize it in context and impress your customers with these high res images, of every shirt color, for the Bella Canvas 3413 crewneck template. Don't take our word for it, see it for yourself!

In an effort to help you visualize your creation in context, we've provided high resolution photo templates of a popular tri-blend crew neck - the Canvas 3413. Within this file you will also see line art to help with accurate sizing and placement. This crewneck mock-up template includes:     

Mock up your design, visualize it in context and impress your clients with these high resolution, multi-colored images in the Canvas 3413 crewneck template.

Mock up your design, visualize it in context and impress your customers with these high res images, of every shirt color, for the Canvas 3413 crewneck template.

Bella + Canvas 3413 Tri-blend Template Flat

Complete the final package with one of these custom hang tag templates. There are 4 true-to-size shapes for you to choose from: square, circle and two rectangle sizes. Start designing now & let us apply your customized hang tags for clothing to save you some work.

If you need some guidance on the process check out the hang tag page!

To create this hang tag template, we collected a few common hang tag shapes and sizes and created line art for the following: 

Although, we only attach customized hang tags in house; our pals Mama's Sauce, down the street, are pros at paper printing!

Interested in any of the other add ons? We have templates for hem tags and tag printing as well. Our add on home page also goes into detail on tag options, folding and packaging. Finish the order strong!

Design hang tags for your t-shirts with these hang tag templates. Hang tags help reinforce your brand and make your t-shirts stand out.

Finish your order with flair! Utilize one of these custom hang tag templates to create your perfect final product.

Prepping for Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the rest of the holiday season can be overwhelming. This checklist should cover most of what you need to get done ahead of time, so you can rest peacefully, knowing there are no lingering items left to cross off.

Print these eCommerce marketing tips for Black Friday and the holidays, check as you go, and frame them when you’re done, knowing that you’re fully prepped and ready for the holiday season.

Craving some more holiday eCommerce opportunities? Check out our Holiday Marketing Calendar  and our blog on the best eCommerce platforms to cover all of your media bases!

Make sure your ready for the holiday season with this free holiday marketing checklist.

Mock-up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our American Apparel 2001 custom fine jersey t-shirt. Every shirt color is available for download in this t-shirt design template. Don't take our word for it, see it for yourself!

In an effort to help you visualize your creation in context, we've provided a High Resolution Mock-up American Apparel T-Shirt Template Illustrator. Within this file you will also see line art to help with accurate sizing of placement. This American Apparel 2001 Mock-Up 

Mock up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our American Apparel 2001 custom fine jersey t-shirt.

Mock up your design with a high resolution file of our American Apparel 2001 custom fine jersey t-shirt. Know exactly how your design will come to life.

Mock up your design and impress your clients with a high resolution file of our Next Level 6240 V-Neck t-shirt template. Every shirt color is available for download. Don't take our word for it, see this V-neck t-shirt template for yourself!

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