
Streetwear collection · 10 design concepts
Custom puff print hoodies, tees and crewnecks
Puff print gives lettering and graphic shapes a raised surface. This collection shows how that relief changes a design: white bubble letters on baby blue, cream waves on pink, a tonal sage word, orange flame shapes and a bold burgundy-and-pink statement. Use the angled images to compare the intended relief, then choose a front or back layout that suits your own artwork. These are concepts for custom production, with the final decoration and garment specification confirmed in your quote.

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


Pink Wavy Puff Crewneck
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Orange Flame Puff Boxy Tee
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Sage Tonal Number Puff Hoodie
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Abstract Colour Puff Boxy Tee
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After Hours Back Puff Hoodie
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Worldwide Puff Print Zip Hoodie
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Olive Varsity Arch Puff Crewneck
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Baby Blue Cloud Puff Tee
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Burgundy Shadow Puff Hoodie
See all 3 views →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.
Start with a shape that can carry relief
Broad letters and uncomplicated shapes make the raised treatment easy to read. Bubble lettering emphasises rounded volume, while a varsity arch gives the olive crewneck a more structured rhythm. Fine outlines and small gaps need their own artwork review; the navy zip hoodie explores that more restrained direction. When sending a logo, identify the features that must stay intact. The first decision is how the graphic should read at garment size, followed by which parts should have the puff effect.
Use colour contrast with purpose
White on baby blue and cream on pastel pink separate the raised print from the body clearly. Tonal green on sage puts more attention on relief than colour contrast. Orange on black creates a smaller but striking chest feature, while pink on burgundy uses a shadow-layer idea for a fuller graphic. Compare those approaches with your brand palette. The colour visible on a screen is a reference for discussion; include your colour specification when an exact match matters to your collection.
Decide which view carries the message
Most concepts put the statement on the chest, but the heather-grey hoodie moves its black lettering to the back. The navy zip hoodie combines a small chest word with a larger reverse graphic. The sage design also uses a small hood number, which is a separate placement to consider in a brief. Front, back and hood artwork should be recorded individually. That avoids a common ambiguity: whether a secondary view is simply showing the garment or is meant to include an additional decoration.
Match the print to a garment specification
Hoodies, crewnecks and boxy tees give different areas and proportions to work with. A chest word that fills a cropped tee may need a different scale on an oversized hoodie. Ask for the silhouette and measurements you need, and confirm the fabric construction and exact GSM in the quote. Common weights are available. Send the reference code, your wording or artwork, quantity and requested colours. Mockups are free, the confirmed minimum order is 20 pieces, and any sample or logo redraw cost is 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
Is puff print the same as embroidery?
No. Puff print is a raised print treatment; embroidery is made with thread. Both are supported, but they create different surfaces. Choose the effect you want before finalising the artwork.
Can a puff print match the garment colour?
Yes. This collection includes tonal examples. Specify both the body colour and the print colour in your brief, and use the mockup to check whether the intended contrast is clear enough.
Can I put puff print on the back rather than the chest?
Yes. Back-print concepts are included. Provide the desired location and approximate scale so the layout can be checked against the selected garment and its measurements.
How do I enquire about a puff-print design?
Send the design code, your artwork or wording, preferred garment, colours and quantity. The minimum order is 20 pieces. A free mockup can establish the design direction before the quote confirms the details.
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.