Target market is young people 8-18, too young for adults, too old for kids

[JKBAG]

My target markets are boys 8-18 years of age and girls 8-18 years of age.

When I set merchandising to men or women, some of the younger models are young enough -- they appear plausibly to be 18 or younger -- but no youngsters show up.

On the other end of the age spectrum, when I select kids, few if any models who could plausibly be 16-18 appear.

And of course that makes sense when I make those selections.

But I wonder if there is a smart or clever or Zazzle-intended way to:

have 8-ish models and 18-ish models show up together in thumbnails for a product
have both kid sizes and adult sizes show up together for that product?
I think the answer is probably "no" for a Zazzle-intended way, so I am left to hope:

is there a smart or clever way I can target my market with a single product?

Can and should Zazzle create one? I'm surely not the only shop owner selling to youth.

Here's hoping...

[CreativeLeahG]

You can create your own cover images using mockups showing models of the age ranges you want featured in a single image and add text to confirm age range you feel is appropriate.

[JKBAG]

Thanks. I'm trying to show apparel. That would incur quite a cost for one shop owner, wouldn't it? Maybe Zazzle will notice it's in their interests to help multiple shop owners marketing apparel to tweens and teens?

[CreativeLeahG]

It needn't be expensive. Various sites have reasonable subscriptions which have a lot of features including mockups. Canva is one. 

[JKBAG]

Okay. Thanks. I love Canva. I'll take a look.

Many thanks.

Jack

[Jadendreamer13]

Other reasonably priced mock-up photo options are CreativeFabrica and PlaceIt.