Beach Towel Mockup

Build a Focused Towel Presentation from One Top View

A single controlled scene can answer several buying questions when each variation has a purpose. Lead with the complete print, compare the optional border, then show a second colorway with coordinated accessories. This creates a compact gallery without repeating the same visual message.

Check Pattern Scale at Full Length

Review large motifs across the entire 100 x 180 cm towel before focusing on detail. Look for awkward cropping near the short ends, uneven spacing along the long edges, and directional artwork that appears upside down from the intended viewing position. The mockup supports visual review, not production measurements or a contract color proof.

Decide Whether the Border Helps

• Use a contrasting border to frame pale artwork on a light setting.

• Choose a related tone when the print should remain the main focal point.

• Remove the border when the repeat needs to continue visually to the towel edge.

• Compare the same artwork with and without the border before presenting it to a client.

Coordinate Accessories without Hiding the Artwork

The hat creates scale and a clear beach cue, while the sunglasses add a smaller accent. Pull one or two colors from the towel into these props, but preserve enough contrast that customers can still read the textile design at a glance.

Prepare a Useful Colorway Comparison

• Keep the artwork scale identical in every version.

• Change one design decision at a time, such as base color, border, or accessory palette.

• Export files with consistent naming so clients can compare them in sequence.

• Use the border-free option as a neutral reference when evaluating alternatives.

File Specifications and Compatibility

The download contains one layered PSD at 6000 x 4000 px and 300 DPI, one 6000 x 6000 px JPG preview, and one PDF user manual, for three files in total. The package is approximately 496 MB on Windows and 520 MB on Mac. The PSD itself is approximately 810 MB on Windows and 849 MB on Mac.

The public compatibility panel lists Adobe Photoshop, Photopea, and Affinity Photo; the product notes specify Photoshop CC2020 or newer. The package contains a standard PSD rather than a PSB file. Performance depends on available memory and browser or system resources.

Made with Creatsy

The customer gallery shows four independent projects created with this mockup:

• Leo by Mélanie Johnsson

• Beach Day by Pip and Bee Atelier

• Citrus Summer Pattern by Joanna Munoz

• Pool Party Pattern by Jess Miller

These customer projects are separate from the Diana Hlevnjak / Polarvectors artwork used in the main product previews.

Build a Complete Collection

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many editable scenes are included?

The product contains one layered PSD scene with a flat rectangular towel, hat, and sunglasses viewed from above.

Why are two different pixel dimensions listed?

The editable PSD is 6000 x 4000 px at 300 DPI, while the separate JPG preview is 6000 x 6000 px. The 100 x 180 cm measurement describes the towel represented in the scene.

What can I edit?

You can replace the towel artwork, change its base color, add or remove the optional border, recolor the border and hat, and adjust the sunglasses gradient.

Which software is supported?

The public listing shows Adobe Photoshop, Photopea, and Affinity Photo compatibility. Photoshop CC2020 or newer is the version documented in the product notes.

Are the preview artwork and physical items included?

No. The Polarvectors artwork is shown only as an example, and the purchase is a digital mockup download rather than a physical towel or accessory set.