Style: bold cartoon, thick black outlines, flat bright colours with one hard shadow tone, glossy highlights, bright beach colours; line weight matches the attached base.

Facing: front, straight at the viewer, symmetric about x=512. Draw 12 clearly different garments: Hawaiian shirts (2), hoodies with the hood down (3), varsity jackets (2), wetsuit tops (2), puffer vests worn over a long-sleeve top (2), and one rare iridescent fish-scale-print hoodie. Use fabric colours from the beach palette, never the character's orange skin.

Placement: the garment is worn on the base. Its collar front crosses the neck at y=780, touching the neck outlines at x=378 and x=648. No fabric sits in front of the neck above y=780.

The neck opening above that line stays transparent, and the collar's back and inner lining are not drawn. All collar styles use this same line, and a V-neck or open shirt collar is a short notch below y=780. Hoods lie flat as a rolled collar on the shoulders, entirely at or below y=780.

Coverage: from the collar line, the garment fills the whole body down to the bottom edge y=1024 and out to both canvas edges x=0 and x=1024. It is fully opaque over every body pixel below the collar line, so no skin shows on the shoulders or chest. Arms are out of frame, so there are no hands.

No jewellery, chains or pendants on any garment. Nothing that sits behind the character is drawn.

Outputs: artifacts/jumper_01.png .. artifacts/jumper_12.png, plus artifacts/jumper.json, an array of {"file","name","weight"} with integer weights summing to 100, rarer items lower and the fish-scale hoodie lowest. Write artifacts/jumper_01.png .. artifacts/jumper_16.png and artifacts/jumper.json: an array of {"file","name","weight"} with weights summing to 100, rarer lower.