White Artwork on a T-shirt

To make sure the creases and folds show and the artwork appears like it has the same characteristics using a displacement map.

Here's how that can be done:

How to Conform Text to a Surface Using a Displacement Map in Photoshop - YouTube

I'm guessing it is not your artwork, or you'd have created it with a transparent background removing the problem.

Can you recreate the artwork with a transparent background?

Does it have to be a specific piece of artwork?  If you are looking for a general type of artwork, then add 'Transparent PNG' to the search criteria can find exactly that.  I do this a lot when looking for elements for a montage/composite.

People are all pretty much guessing, because you have given limited information.  Show us the artwork and the t-shirt and you'll get way better answers.  Blend-if will probably do for a t-shirt, but I hate it for high res quality design, as it tends to leave nasty artefacts and fringes even if you split the sliders with the Alt/Opt key.  It's a last resort in my book.

The Blend if option Eugenio mentions looks like a good solution. You can find it under the Layers Styles!

Hi there

try using the blend if

Double click on the layer to open the blending options

hold down the option (alt) key and drag the slider like this images

Best

E

The white artwork would need to be a shade darker than a white t-shirt.

You could use a layer adjustment such as levels and change the output level for the highlights. Clip this adjustment to the artwork layer. (Cmd + Opt+G)

This would require that the artwork be on a transparent layer or you will end up darkening the background white.

What color is the T-shirt?

What do you want to achieve with the blending mode? Do you want the color of the T-shirt to shine through the white artwork in some way? If not, it's probably better not to use a blending mode.

Try another blending mode like Overlay or Color.

Mylenium