Every grey hoodie mockup on this page opens in a mid grey, so you can judge light and dark artwork against a neutral body. Shapes range from classic pullovers and relaxed zip hoodies to cropped, longline, quarter-zip, hoodie jacket and hoodie dress silhouettes. Each style also offers white, black, red and royal blue swatches. The sections below show which styles have pocket regions, how hoods and sleeves are split for printing, and where drawcords, cuffs and hems appear as separate parts.
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Common questions about working with grey hoodie mockups.
Open a style in the editor and place your artwork on the grey body. Then switch between the white, black, red and royal blue swatches to see how the same design reads on lighter and darker bodies before you export.
Pullovers such as the drawstring, classic pullover and drop-shoulder pullover hoodies have a single pocket region. The relaxed zip and full-zip hoodies have separate left and right pocket regions. The four-pocket hoodie jacket splits its pockets into lower and chest regions. Some styles, such as the oversized hoodie, have no pocket region listed. The pocket table above lists more examples.
Some styles treat the hood as one print region. Others, such as the classic pullover and relaxed zip hoodies, split it into left and right halves. A few, including the drop-shoulder pullover and full-zip hoodies, have no hood print region. Most styles have separate left and right sleeve regions. Some jackets and the hoodie dress use a single sleeves region instead.
No. Grey is a color setting on the 3D model. It doesn't describe fiber content, weight or texture, so confirm those details with your garment supplier.
Choose a style that lists drawcords, cuffs or a hem as separate parts, such as the drawstring, cropped or classic pullover hoodie. Then rotate the model in the editor to check how these details sit against the grey body and your artwork.
Each shape divides the grey body into print regions differently. Start with the structure that matches your design.
Print regions for the front, back, pocket, both sleeves, and separate left and right hood halves.
The front splits into left and right panels, with separate left and right pockets and hood halves.
Front, back, hood and sleeve regions on a shorter body. The hem band and drawstrings are separate parts.
A longer body with front, back, hood and left and right sleeve regions.
The body divides into upper and lower front regions and upper and lower back regions, plus the hood and sleeves.
Adds skirt front and skirt back regions below the front, back, hood and sleeves.
Pockets work differently from one style to the next. Some styles have one pocket region, some split the pockets left and right, and some have no pocket region at all.
| Style | Closure | Pocket regions | Other print regions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grey drawstring hoodie | Pullover | One pocket | Front, back, left and right sleeves, hood |
| Grey classic pullover hoodie | Pullover | One pocket | Front, back, left and right sleeves, left and right hood |
| Grey drop-shoulder pullover hoodie | Pullover | One pocket | Front, back, left and right sleeves |
| Grey relaxed zip hoodie | Zip | Left and right pockets | Left and right front, back, left and right sleeves, left and right hood |
| Grey full-zip hoodie | Full zip | Left and right pockets | Left and right front, back, left and right sleeves |
| Grey heart-pocket zip-up hoodie | Zip-up | Pockets | Left and right front, back, left and right sleeves, hood |
| Grey four-pocket hoodie jacket | Hoodie jacket | Lower pockets and chest pockets | Left and right front, back, left and right sleeves, hood |
| Grey longline sherpa hoodie | — | Chest patch | Front, back, left and right sleeves, hood |
| Grey oversized hoodie | Pullover | None listed | Front, back, left and right sleeves, hood |
Pocket regions take their own artwork, separate from the front panel.
Each grey style opens as a blank body. Add your artwork to the front, back, sleeve or hood regions, then compare the result with the unprinted cover. You can also switch swatches to check the same design on white, black, red and royal blue.
Before you place artwork, check how each style splits its hood and sleeves into print regions.
The drawstring, cropped and relaxed pullover hoodies treat the whole hood as one print area.
The classic pullover and hands-in-pocket hoodies divide the hood into left and right regions, so each side can carry different artwork.
The drop-shoulder pullover, suspended pullover and full-zip hoodies include a hood but list no hood print region.
The patterned snap-front hoodie jacket, placket-front hoodie dress and patch-pocket zip-up hoodie print both sleeves as a single region.
The piped layered-sleeve hoodie lists upper sleeves, lower sleeves and sleeve panels as parts. For printing, it uses separate left and right sleeve regions.
These trim parts are listed separately from the print regions. Rotate each model to see how they sit against the grey body.
| Style | Drawcord parts | Cuff and hem parts |
|---|---|---|
| Grey drawstring hoodie | Drawstring | Cuffs, hem |
| Grey cropped hoodie | Drawstrings, drawstring tips | Cuffs, hem band |
| Grey classic pullover hoodie | Drawstrings | Left and right cuffs, hem |
| Grey full-zip hoodie | Drawstrings | Left and right cuffs, hem |
| Grey gusset-panel hoodie | Drawcord tips | Cuffs |
| Grey thumbhole fitted hoodie | None listed | Thumbhole cuffs |
| Grey drawcord-hem pullover hoodie | None listed | Cuffs, cuff lining, hem, hem lining |
| Grey oversized hoodie | None listed | Cuffs, waistband |
Parts that aren't listed as print regions won't take artwork. Use them to judge how trim details sit around your design.
