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Streetwear collection · 10 design concepts

Custom gothic print hoodies and tees

Blackletter changes character with its scale, spacing and placement. This collection explores bold white arches on black hoodies, quieter tonal puff lettering, small chest initials and vertical sleeve words. Compare the front, back and angled views before choosing a direction. The example wording belongs to the concept; your own name or artwork can form the brief. These are custom design references rather than ready-stock products, and the final lettering layout is agreed for your garment.

Midnight Gothic Arch Hoodie front-view concept
20 piecesConfirmed minimumFree mockupsFor your own brief3 viewsOf every concept

Find your starting point

Front, back & three-quarter views · select a design

Rendered design concepts for custom production, not ready-stock products or photographs of finished stock. Your colours, artwork, fit and production specification are agreed in your quote.

Make the back print readable

A back arch needs room for both the word and the garment around it. Letter height, curve and spacing should be considered together, especially with a long name. The black hoodie uses a broad white arch, while the bone tee frames its word with small ornaments. A two-line layout on heather grey offers another way to handle a longer phrase. Supply the exact spelling you want and compare it at the intended print size; replacing a short word with a long one can change the whole composition.

Choose screen print, puff or foil deliberately

Screen print creates the flat graphic direction shown by several white and cream designs. Puff adds visible relief to the washed-black zip hoodie and the tonal burgundy concept. Metallic foil provides a reflective-looking chest statement on the black crewneck. These finishes are not interchangeable descriptions. Tell us which surface effect matters most, and keep a close view with your brief. The artwork, fabric and proposed placement need to be considered together before the decoration details are confirmed.

Let the front and sleeves support the idea

A large back graphic can work with a small chest word, an initial or an otherwise quiet front. If you prefer the garment to be recognisable from the front, the navy sleeve-print hoodie moves the identity down both arms. Zip hoodies also introduce a central opening that should be kept in mind when placing artwork. Decide where the main message belongs, then give each secondary detail a role. That makes a clearer brief than repeating the same large word on every available panel.

Build a clear lettering brief

Send your chosen code, exact text and any logo artwork you already have. Note the garment type, base colour and whether you want the example arrangement retained or redrawn around a different word. The collection includes oversized hoodies, zip hoodies, boxy tees and a crewneck; dimensions and fit are confirmed for the order. Common fabric weights are available, with exact GSM in the quote. Mockups are free, and the confirmed minimum order is 20 pieces. Samples or logo redraws have their cost confirmed in your quote.

Preparing a logo? Try the Logo Vectorizer. Use artwork you own or have permission to reproduce. Start your layout in Design Studio.

Before you brief your collection

Your questions, answered

Can you replace the example gothic word with my brand name?

Yes. Provide the exact wording and the code you like. The mockup can adapt letter spacing, arch shape and placement to suit your name rather than simply stretching the original word.

Can gothic lettering be made as puff print?

Yes. Puff print is supported and appears in this collection. The suitability of fine strokes, small gaps and the proposed lettering size is reviewed with the artwork and garment.

Do I need a finished artwork file to ask for a mockup?

You can start with a reference code and a written brief. Include any artwork you have. Mockups are free; if logo redrawing is needed, its cost is confirmed in your quote.

Can I choose a tee instead of the pictured hoodie?

Request the garment you need and refer to the artwork arrangement you like. Moving a back print to a different silhouette requires a new placement check, with fabric and measurements confirmed in the quote.

Your reference. Your brand.

Make this direction your own.

Send the design code, your logo or artwork, quantity, requested sizes and destination. Tell us what to keep and what to change. We will use your brief to prepare a free mockup and a quote.

MOQ 20 pieces. Physical samples, logo redraws and size sets: cost confirmed in your quote.