Editable Sock Template With Precise Dimensions
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I need a production-ready template drawn to the exact measurements of a football style sock. You will work from the physical sample (photos plus detailed measurements supplied) and lay out every section: the full outside of the leg, foot, heel and toe, plus the small inside pocket where we stitch the size tag.
I’ll be updating colours and artwork myself in Affinity Photo 2, so deliver the file layered and clearly labelled. Vector (AI/EPS/SVG) or a high-resolution PSD is fine as long as it opens cleanly in Affinity. Please build in guides for bleed, safe zone and trim, and embed dimension call-outs so I can confirm everything prints true to size. A simple flat mock-up that shows how graphics wrap once the sock is assembled will help me double-check alignment before sending the file to the mill.
Deliverables
• Editable master template to scale (outside view + inside pocket)
• PDF proof with all key measurements annotated
• One-page usage note explaining how to swap graphics without disturbing the guides
Acceptance criteria: measurements accurate to ±1 mm, layers remain fully editable in Affinity Photo 2, and the document prints at 100 % actual size without scaling.
I’ll be updating colours and artwork myself in Affinity Photo 2, so deliver the file layered and clearly labelled. Vector (AI/EPS/SVG) or a high-resolution PSD is fine as long as it opens cleanly in Affinity. Please build in guides for bleed, safe zone and trim, and embed dimension call-outs so I can confirm everything prints true to size. A simple flat mock-up that shows how graphics wrap once the sock is assembled will help me double-check alignment before sending the file to the mill.
Deliverables
• Editable master template to scale (outside view + inside pocket)
• PDF proof with all key measurements annotated
• One-page usage note explaining how to swap graphics without disturbing the guides
Acceptance criteria: measurements accurate to ±1 mm, layers remain fully editable in Affinity Photo 2, and the document prints at 100 % actual size without scaling.