Baseball Cap Catalogue PDF — 21 OEM Styles, Every Colourway

A buyer who has to present options internally needs one file, not twelve tabs. The PDF carries every colourway we hold for 21 styles, so the shortlist happens in the meeting rather than after three rounds of emails asking for more photos.

Each page is built around one style: the factory style code in the header, the colourway photographs in a grid, and the order specification underneath. Nothing decorative, because the document is read on a phone in a car park as often as it is printed.

The catalogue is deliberately small. The full style index on this site runs to 456 styles; the PDF is the 21 we build most often across promotional, retail and team programmes, which is the set most buyers actually choose from.

The style code in the header (CAP-1053696560509) is the reference to quote in an enquiry — it maps to a construction we already hold patterns for, so sampling starts from an existing block rather than from scratch.

The photographs show stocked colourways. Every crop in the grid is a colour we have run, which is why the colour names are indicative rather than exhaustive: Pantone matching is available from 500 pcs per colour, and large colour programmes are matched against a physical standard.

The specification strip under the grid carries the numbers that decide whether a style is viable for your order: MOQ per colour, sampling and bulk lead times, the decoration methods the construction supports, and the packing options.

There are no prices. A cap quoted at one price in a catalogue is either the cheapest construction in that family or a number that will be revised on enquiry — neither helps a buyer plan. Prices move with fabric weight, decoration stitch count, packing and quantity, so they are quoted per style against your quantity and destination.

There is no order form. Orders start from a specification conversation, because the same style code can be built in several fabric and closure combinations that are not visible in a photograph.

Fabric swatches are not printed either. A printed swatch is not a colour, and a catalogue that invites a colour decision from a printed page creates a dispute at delivery. Swatch cards are posted on request.

If you already sell a cap that works, the catalogue is the wrong tool — send the physical sample instead. We read panel count, crown height, bill length, closure type, stitch density and the inside construction from the sample, and match it.

If your programme is decorative rather than structural — a logo on a blank cap, or a small run for an event — start from the blank cap range and the decoration guide, because the construction is fixed and only the artwork changes.

If you need a construction that is not in these 21 styles, the index is the better entry point: it covers the full set, and every style there can be quoted from the same patterns.