Thrift Shop: Vintage T-Shirt Texture
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Give your t-shirts graphics a vintage "Thrift Shop" look!
Have a look at this [VIDEO] to see just how these templates work: https://vimeo.com/101370987
This mockup template has 3 main features:
- Vintage "washed & worn" ink textures can easily be added to your graphic.
- Your graphic will appear to be printed on any color t-shirt fabric.
- "Warp" your graphic to match the fabric wrinkles - for added realism.
Here's how it works:
- Paste your graphic into the PSD Photoshop template.
- Choose any combination of the 20 vintage distress textures.
- Choose a fabric color.
- Choose a fabric overlay to make your graphic look like it's printed on t-shirt fabric (10 options - all with different wrinkles, so your mockups don't all look the same).
- Use the Displacement Maps to "warp" your graphic to match the fabric wrinkles - for added realism.
High Resolution Photoshop PSD file: 3000 x 3000 pixels
Improve your portfolio for Instagram, Behance, Dribbble... or to help present your designs to clients and customers.
The textures are high resolution enough to use for screen printing, but much of the detail is very subtle (this fine detail is why they look so good). If you want vintage textures more suited for actual screen print production check out:
Plastisol: http://crtv.mk/iqZU Time Machine Textures: http://crtv.mk/bpxm
~Ray Dombroski
Did you know: Thrift Shop is also part of T-Shirt Design Master Collection: https://crmrkt.com/BARN2 - the best deal on the biggest bundle of t-shirt design resources.
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