Digital
Draping

Supported Meshes

Mockup sign-off after landed cost is clear

• Lock landed cost in the calculator

  Combine price per meter/m²/kg, waste % and piece count in the Fabric Cost Calculator. Align oz/yd² mill quotes with the GSM converter, then copy summary into purchasing notes.

• Upload approval designs to Mockup Studio

  Once cost and meter need are clear, move the same repeats into Mockup Studio as PNG/JPEG. Follow scale/rotate steps in the mockup guide — buyer approval should precede PO signature.

• Validate collection cost with a mockup pack

  For multiple designs or colorways, batch mockups into one buyer pack. Landed cost per piece comes from this calculator; visual sign-off from Mockup — together they cut PO risk.

Fabric weight prep before buyer mockup sign-off

• Lock weight in the tech pack and cost sheet

  Convert oz/yd² quotes to g/m² in this tool and paste into the GSM field on the Fabric Cost Calculator. Roll-weight estimates and landed cost should sit on the same PO line — wrong weight skews mockup scale.

• Pick mesh and drape for the GSM

  Heavy GSM drapes differently on scarf vs tee templates. Choose the template in Mockup Studio after weight lock-in — lighter fabrics show fine motifs more cleanly; heavier fabrics need wider repeats for natural drape.

• Render photoreal mockups after cost is clear

  Once landed cost and waste % are locked, upload the same repeats into Mockup Studio as PNG/JPEG. Buyer approval should precede PO signature — follow scale/rotate steps in the mockup guide.

Mockup sign-off after yarn ticket is locked

• Lock Ne/Nm/Tex line in the tech pack

  Paste the conversion table and PO line from this tool into sample approval. For folded yarn use the resultant count (÷ plies) — wrong yarn count skews knit/weave scale in mockups.

• Pick template and drape for yarn fineness

  Fine yarn (high Ne/Nm) reads cleaner on light fabric templates with small motifs; heavy counts need wider repeats on tee/scarf mockups. Evaluate GSM and yarn ticket together in Mockup Studio.

• Open the yarn PO after buyer approval

  Buyer sign-off should follow scale/rotate steps in the mockup guide. After approval, move the yarn line from this converter into purchasing; audit credits/cost on Account History.

Mockup sign-off after stitch and cone estimates are locked

• Lock stitch count and cone qty in the tech pack

  Paste total stitches, meters/yards and cone estimates from this tool into the PO line. Do not bulk-order cones until color-channel multiplier and waste % are clear — wrong consumption skews mockup placement.

• Validate embroidery placement in Mockup Studio

  Scale logos or motifs on tee/scarf templates. High-density stitch areas show puckering in mockups — cone estimates and visual sign-off should sit on the same PO.

• Open the thread PO after buyer approval

  Buyer sign-off should follow scale/rotate steps in the mockup guide. After approval, move the cone multiplier from this calculator into purchasing; audit credits/cost on Account History.

Mockup sign-off after repeat size is locked

• Lock repeat size in cm/inch on the tech pack

  Paste the cm ↔ inch conversion, tile counts and DPI pixel line from this tool into sample approval notes. Wrong repeat scale in mockups causes motif drift on templates.

• Validate tile placement in Mockup Studio for the fabric panel

  Panel width/height and rapport should be evaluated together — scarf and home textile templates may not fit whole tiles. Match scale/rotate steps in the mockup guide to these lines.

• Open the print PO after buyer approval

  After mockup visual sign-off, move the repeat line from this calculator into production; audit mockup credits/cost on Account History.

Mockup sign-off after panel pixel target is locked

• Lock width × height px and DPI line on the tech pack

  Paste the required pixel, megapixel and aspect ratio lines from this tool into sample approval notes. Wrong panel scale causes motif clipping or empty margins in mockups.

• Validate scarf/shawl template fit in Mockup Studio

  Panel width/height and aspect ratio should be evaluated together — square scarf and rectangular shawl templates need different crops. Match scale/rotate steps in the mockup guide to this px line.

• Open the print PO after buyer approval

  After mockup visual sign-off, move the px line from this planner into production; audit mockup credits/cost on Account History.

Mockup sign-off after approval palette is locked

• Lock HEX/RGB/HSL lines on the tech pack

  Paste approved HEX, RGB and HSL lines from this tool into sample approval notes. sRGB screen color is not Pantone/CMYK — wrong palette causes buyer rejection in mockups.

• Validate template and fabric tone in Mockup Studio

  The same HEX reads differently on dark vs light grounds — evaluate contrast together on scarf, tee and pillow templates. Match scale/rotate steps in the mockup guide to this palette line.

• Open the print PO after buyer approval

  After mockup visual sign-off, move the color line from this converter into production; audit mockup credits/cost on Account History.

Mockup sign-off after marker yield is locked

• Lock yield % and linear meters on the tech pack

  Paste marker yield, row count and meters-with-waste lines from this tool into sample approval notes. Wrong yield skews panel scale and fabric quantity in mockups.

• Pick a template that matches piece dimensions

  Match scarf, pillow and tee template aspect ratios to piece width/length from this calculator. Evaluate scale/rotate steps in Mockup Studio together with marker orientation.

• Open the fabric PO after buyer approval

  After mockup visual sign-off, move the yield line from this calculator into purchasing; audit mockup credits/cost on Account History.