Hoodie studio notes
Front and Back Photo Hoodie Design Guide
Our classic unisex pullover has separate front and back print canvases. Work within those panels rather than designing an all-over or sleeve print.
By the LumaKeeps team
Front and back are independent
Select the relevant panel in the editor, position the artwork and check its preview. Switching sides is not an instruction to duplicate the first side. Review both before checkout.
Treat the front pocket and hood as garment features
A lifestyle example is illustrative, not a measurement. Keep important faces and wording inside the supplied printable canvas and use the final product mockup to inspect placement relative to the pocket and neckline.
Do not infer physical dimensions from pixels
The configured production canvases are 1200 × 873 pixels. That alone does not establish an inch measurement or permission for an oversized back print. Follow the editor's supported panel rather than extending art across seams.
Understand the printing method
This product uses white-ink DTF heat transfer. It is not embroidery, sleeve printing, hood printing or edge-to-edge all-over printing. Inspect pale edges and choose a garment color with enough contrast.