Realistic Embroidery Logo Mockup
Franciacorta Design
Description
Realistic Embroidery Logo Mockup brings the timeless charm of textile craftsmanship into your design presentations. This high-quality Photoshop mockup allows you to showcase your logos, typography, or graphic elements as if they were hand-embroidered on fabric. With realistic stitched textures, natural shadows, and multiple fabric color options, your designs will gain a tactile, authentic look that feels both elegant and artisanal.
Perfect for branding, apparel, packaging, or creative projects, the mockup is easy to customize with Smart Objects.
- 5 Fabric Background Textures
- High-quality PSD file
- Dimensions: 4500x3000 px, 300 dpi
- Comprehensive help file
AI Overview
The Realistic Embroidery Logo Mockup is a Photoshop PSD file that displays logos or graphics with a stitched, embroidered texture on fabric backgrounds. It includes 5 fabric textures, Smart Object editing, a resolution of 4500x3000 px at 300 dpi, and a help file.
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File Size: 300.7MB
DPI: 300
Dimensions: 4500x3000px
Uploaded: November 09, 2026
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We want you to be happy with your purchase! We do offer refunds for digital products if you experience a technical issue that our support team cannot resolve. Just reach out to us within 30 days of your purchase, and we'll be here to help.
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Our products come with different licensing options that allow for many types of use cases. Our licenses page includes detailed information about the available licenses, so you can choose the one that fits your project. Click here to view licence details.
Franciacorta Design is a small studio making tools for graphic designers: print and distortion effects for Photoshop, realistic mockups, paper textures and packs of experimental graphic elements — from dithered shapes to collage cut-outs. Everything is built to drop straight into posters, covers and brand work.
