Custom Menswear Manufacturing / OEM & ODM / Worldwide Delivery

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Male model wearing a black washed oversized T-shirt with a large brown mapped lower-body graphic

PK-044 / Actual sample reference

This black washed T-shirt uses an oversized silhouette and a large brown landscape-like graphic mapped across the lower front and corresponding back area. It is a controlled placement treatment rather than an all-over print. Artwork boundaries, registration, fabric and finishing route require project approval.

Fit direction
Oversized / drop shoulder
Material status
Washed dark jersey to confirm
Mapped graphic placementLower-body print coverage

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Actual sample shown

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Custom development

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Sample approval before bulk

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Project-specific quotation

Actual sample evidence

Inspect the mapped lower-body graphic.

The physical views show the true artwork boundaries, placement heights, washed body and oversized proportions.

Actual washed placement graphic t-shirt sample shown from the front on a mannequin
Actual sample — front view
Actual washed placement graphic t-shirt sample shown from the back on a mannequin
Actual sample — back view
Actual washed placement graphic t-shirt sample shown from the side on a mannequin
Actual sample — side view

Visible on the sample

What this reference demonstrates

  • 01Black washed oversized body with wide short sleeves
  • 02Large brown graphic concentrated across the lower front
  • 03Coordinated artwork placement continuing on the back
  • 04Clear artwork boundary rather than full all-over coverage
  • 05Tonal aged surface visible around seams and printed zones

Confirmed for your project

Decisions before sampling

  • Jersey composition, finished weight and wash response
  • Full-size artwork, garment map and print boundaries
  • Color separation, print method and handfeel target
  • Front-to-back placement tolerance and size grading strategy
  • Approved black and brown color standards after finishing
  • Measurements, quantities, labels and packing requirements

Customization map

Map artwork to the finished garment.

Large placement work requires pattern reference points, size rules and print tests rather than a generic flat mockup.

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Garment map

Define artwork boundaries against pattern pieces and finished garment reference points.

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Oversized block

Approve shoulder, sleeve, width and length before finalizing artwork scale.

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Print route

Select and test a method suitable for the artwork size, detail and required handfeel.

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Size grading

Decide whether the graphic remains fixed or scales by garment size and document the result.

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Washed palette

Approve garment shade and printed brown tones after the intended finishing process.

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Bulk alignment

Create measurable placement tolerances for cutting, printing and final inspection.

Specification status

Visible artwork coverage, measurable production controls.

The sample establishes direction while print method, color and placement tolerances are project-defined.

Product type
Placement graphic T-shirt
Visible fit
Oversized with drop shoulder
Visible finish
Black washed surface
Visible artwork
Mapped lower front and back graphic
Fabric / weight
Confirmed to project brief
Print setup
Approved from mapped garment test
MOQ
Reviewed by artwork scale and print route
Timing
Confirmed after placement approval

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Development path

From garment map to approved placement sample.

Fit, artwork boundaries, wash color and size behavior are confirmed before production.

  1. 01

    Lock the garment block

    Review fit, jersey, wash direction, artwork files and target quantities.

  2. 02

    Build the placement map

    Position artwork against seams, hem and side reference points for each size.

  3. 03

    Run a mapped sample

    Test color, detail, handfeel, boundaries and front-to-back relationship.

  4. 04

    Approve the finished view

    Sign garment shade, graphic scale, placement and measurements together.

  5. 05

    Inspect by reference points

    Control bulk graphics with documented positions and the approved sample.

Quality checkpoints

Control every graphic edge and reference point.

Inspection focuses on placement, front-and-back balance, color, handfeel and finished dimensions.

Artwork boundaries

Lower-body graphic edges checked against the approved garment map.

Front and back relationship

Placement heights and visual continuity compared across both garment sides.

Print surface

Color, detail and handfeel checked after washing.

Size consistency

Artwork scaling or fixed-size rules verified by size.

Finished fit

Oversized measurements and garment balance confirmed after processing.

Final presentation

Marks, ink transfer, labels, folding and packing inspected before release.

Buyer questions

Before you request a sample.

01Is this an all-over print?

No. The reference uses large mapped placement graphics with defined boundaries on the lower front and back.

02Can the artwork cross a side seam?

It can be evaluated, but the production route and achievable alignment depend on the artwork and construction map.

03Can the graphic scale change by size?

Yes. Fixed or graded artwork rules are agreed and documented before bulk.

04Can we change the brown color?

Yes. Final print colors are approved on the selected washed jersey.

05What is needed to begin?

Provide full artwork files, placement intent, size chart, fabric and wash direction, quantities and branding.

Continue the evaluation

Custom development / PK-044

Develop this placement graphic T-shirt.

Share your artwork, fit, fabric, wash target and quantity for mapping review.

Submit your brief