Pick a zip hoodie mockup and check how its front is built before you add artwork. Most styles divide the front into separate left and right print regions, with the zipper running between them. That makes it easy to put a chest logo on one side and keep the other side clean. Every style also has back and sleeve print regions. Many add a printable hood and pocket regions. A few have extra lower panels or a split back. On some styles, zipper tape, zipper teeth, drawstrings and cuffs are separate parts you can recolor apart from the body.
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Common questions about placing artwork and checking parts on zip hoodie models.
Choose a style that has separate left front and right front print regions, then add the logo to only one of those regions. The zipper is not a print region; it sits between the two front panels. This lets you keep a small chest mark on one side while the other panel stays plain or carries a different design.
Most of the zip styles do, including the Relaxed zip hoodie, Full-zip hoodie, Heart-pocket zip-up hoodie, Contrast-zip tan hoodie and Longline grey zip-up hoodie. The Rib-cuff black, Fitted purple, Layered-sleeve black and Straight-hem blue zip-up hoodies use a single front print region instead.
Open the style in the editor and look at its print regions. The Relaxed zip hoodie offers the hood as separate left and right halves. The other zip-up styles listed here, from the Color-block cropped zip-up hoodie to the Straight-hem blue zip-up hoodie, include a hood print region. On the Full-zip hoodie, the hood halves are parts you can recolor, but they are not print regions.
On some styles, yes. The Full-zip hoodie lists the zipper and zipper teeth as separate parts. The Color-block cropped zip-up hoodie lists both the zipper and zipper tape. The White-panel blue and Layered-sleeve black zip-up hoodies list zipper tape, and the Relaxed zip hoodie lists the zipper. Other zip styles group their metal details under a general hardware part. None of these zipper parts are print regions.
Use the front layout table on this page to see which styles have split fronts, a single front region, extra lower panels or a split back. Then open the style in the editor and select its parts and print regions to see exactly how the zipper and front panels are divided.
Print regions vary from style to style. Use this overview to see which areas each style supports before you upload artwork.
| Print area | Where it is available | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Front panels | Every zip style | Most styles split the front into left and right regions. The Rib-cuff black, Fitted purple, Layered-sleeve black and Straight-hem blue zip-up hoodies use one front region. |
| Back | Every zip style | The Open-front yellow cropped hoodie splits the back into left and right regions. |
| Sleeves | Every zip style | Most styles have separate left and right sleeves. The Patch-pocket black, Fitted purple, Layered-sleeve black and Straight-hem blue zip-up hoodies use one sleeve region. |
| Hood | Relaxed zip hoodie and the zip-up styles | The Relaxed zip hoodie splits the hood into left and right halves. The hood on the Full-zip hoodie is not a print region. |
| Pockets | Relaxed zip hoodie, Full-zip hoodie, Heart-pocket, Kangaroo-pocket yellow, Two-tone black, Piped raglan, Patch-pocket black, Contrast-sleeve navy, Fitted pink, Rib-cuff black, Rib-hem classic, Fitted purple, Textured grey and Longline beige styles | The Relaxed zip hoodie and Full-zip hoodie have separate left and right pocket regions. |
| Lower panels | White-panel blue, Two-tone black and Longline grey zip-up hoodies | These styles add a lower front region. The White-panel blue and Two-tone black styles also add a lower back region, and the Longline grey style does too. |
These styles show the main ways the zip hoodies differ in their print regions and editable parts.
The hood, front and pockets are each split into left and right print regions. This lets you place matching or different artwork on either side of the zipper.
The zipper, zipper teeth and drawstrings are separate parts. The front and pockets split into left and right print regions, and the hood is a part you can recolor but not print on.
Lists the zipper and zipper tape as separate parts, along with neck tape and body lining. The hood is a print region.
Adds lower front and lower back print regions below the main panels. Zipper tape, drawcords and pocket welts are separate parts.
Has left and right back print regions instead of one back panel, along with split front panels and a hood region.
Uses one front region and one sleeve region. Sleeve bands, hood facing and zipper tape are separate parts.
Some zip styles list zipper details as their own parts. You can color them apart from the body, but they are not print regions.
| Style | Zipper parts | Other trim parts |
|---|---|---|
| Relaxed zip hoodie | Zipper | Cuffs, hem |
| Full-zip hoodie | Zipper, zipper teeth | Drawstrings, cuffs, hem |
| Color-block cropped zip-up hoodie | Zipper, zipper tape | Neck tape, body lining, stitching, hem |
| White-panel blue zip-up hoodie | Zipper tape | Drawcords, pocket welts, cuffs, stitching |
| Layered-sleeve black zip-up hoodie | Zipper tape | Sleeve bands, hood facing, cuffs, trim |
Other zip styles group their metal details under a general hardware part instead of a named zipper part.
On a zip hoodie, the zipper runs between the front panels. Plan front artwork panel by panel, then add back, sleeve and hood designs where the style supports them.
Place a small logo on the left front region, and the right panel stays untouched.
Available on styles with split front panels.
Use the right front region for a second mark or a matching logo.
Available on styles with split front panels.
Use the back region for a large design that the zipper does not interrupt.
The Open-front yellow cropped hoodie splits the back into two regions.
Add text or small graphics along the left or right sleeve.
Add hood artwork on styles with a hood print region.
Not available on the Full-zip hoodie.
The zipper itself is not a print region. On styles that list it as a part, you can only recolor it.
Check how each style divides its panels before you choose one for your artwork.
| Layout | What it means for artwork | Example styles |
|---|---|---|
| Split left and right front | Each side of the zipper is its own print region | Relaxed zip hoodie, Full-zip hoodie, Heart-pocket zip-up hoodie, Contrast-zip tan hoodie, Rib-hem black zip-up hoodie |
| Single front region | The front is handled as one print region | Rib-cuff black, Fitted purple, Layered-sleeve black and Straight-hem blue zip-up hoodies |
| Extra lower front panel | A separate lower front region sits below the main front panels | White-panel blue, Two-tone black and Longline grey zip-up hoodies |
| Split back | The back has separate left and right regions | Open-front yellow cropped hoodie |
