One Print, Three Swimsuit Cuts
Cherry on Top starts with a repeating cherry motif. The trunks give it a broad front panel, the triangle bikini breaks it across separate pieces, and the one-piece carries it over more of the torso. The supplier mockups below show where those differences are easiest to see.
Start with the source artwork
Look for the small red cherries, dark stems and pink background in the artwork. Those are the cues that tie the three cuts together. The supplier mockups use the same design on different pattern pieces. They are digital garment views and the scale, crop and finish can differ across styles and sizes.
Compare the three garment mockups
Trunks
Start at the waistband, then look down each leg. The repeated cherries give the front several places for the eye to land, even where a motif meets an edge.
Triangle bikini
Each cup and the bottoms have a smaller area to show the pattern. Follow the black binding around the triangles and tie sides to see where a cherry or stem is cropped.
Scoop-neck one-piece
The front gives the eye more room to follow the repeat. Check how the pink field and cherries read around the scoop neck, then look for partial motifs around the leg openings.
What to check in the studio
- Start with an original image you have permission to use. Identify any face, lettering or motif that needs to stay readable.
- Preview the smallest print area you plan to order. A layout that reads across the front of a one-piece can lose its focal point on a bikini cup.
- Open the front and back for each exact garment choice. Check the waistband, neckline, ties and seams before approving the set.
Explore the Cherry on Top set or open the design studio with your own artwork.
Questions about print placement
Why can the same artwork look different across cuts?
Each cut gives the artwork a different shape and area. The print may meet a neckline, a seam or a binding in a different place.
Where should I put a name or logo?
Start away from the edges and check the result in the selected garment view. Keep the whole mark legible on the smallest cut you plan to use.
What changes if I pick another size or trim?
Review the updated view for that selection. These examples show specific digital mockups. Fabric, color and seam placement can vary on the finished garment.