
T-Shirt Mockup Templates
T-shirt mockup PSD templates - men's, women's, and unisex fits with realistic fabric textures and smart object editing.
103 mockup templates available
T-shirts are the bread and butter of the mockup world. Every custom apparel seller, streetwear brand, band merch operation, and corporate swag project needs them, and a flat design file on a white background just doesn't cut it when you're trying to sell a vision.
The full spectrum is here: crew neck, V-neck, oversized, fitted, cropped, and raglan styles in men's, women's, and unisex fits. You'll find flat-lay compositions, ghost mannequin shots (that invisible model look), on-model mockups, and folded t-shirt presentations. Each PSD is built around smart object layers - double-click, paste your design, save, done.
What separates a convincing t-shirt mockup from a cheap one is fabric texture. These templates use high-resolution fabric photography to capture the weave, heathering, and how cotton drapes and wrinkles around the body. When you place a design, it conforms to the shirt's surface - following creases, stretching slightly over curves, and casting micro-shadows that make the print look physically applied rather than digitally pasted.
Color editing is flexible. The shirt body, sleeves (on raglan or color-block styles), collar, and background all sit on independent layers. Most templates support any hex color through hue/saturation adjustments or solid color fills. Some sets include pre-set color variants - black, white, navy, heather gray, and a few seasonal colors - already configured in separate PSD files.
These mockups get used across a wide range of projects - print-on-demand store listings on Etsy, Redbubble, Merch by Amazon, and Printful shops, as well as client presentations, social media content for apparel brands, and quick visual proofs for band merch, conferences, charity runs, and sports teams.
That covers everything from web thumbnails to large format print if you're building a lookbook or catalog. Layer groups are labeled clearly, so navigating a complex PSD doesn't turn into a guessing game.
Mockups with model photography may have specific license terms for usage scope, so it's worth checking those. Templates using 3D renders or ghost mannequins are generally more flexible for commercial use across platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What t-shirt styles are included?
The collection includes crew neck, V-neck, oversized, fitted, cropped, and raglan t-shirts. Available in men's, women's, and unisex fits. Presentation styles include flat-lay, ghost mannequin, on-model, and folded views.
How do I place my design on the t-shirt?
Open the PSD in Photoshop or Photopea, find the smart object layer (usually named 'Your Design' or similar), double-click it to open the embedded canvas, paste your artwork, save, and close. The design automatically conforms to the fabric surface with realistic wrinkles and shadows.
Can I change the t-shirt color?
The shirt color layer is separate from the fabric texture and design layers. Use hue/saturation or a solid color fill to switch to any color. Some sets come with pre-made color variants in separate files for common colors like black, white, and heather gray.
Are these mockups good for selling custom apparel online?
They're specifically popular with independent sellers running shops on Etsy, Redbubble, Merch by Amazon, and Shopify stores using Printful. High-resolution output and realistic rendering help product listings stand out in a competitive marketplace.


































