Everyday
Baseball Caps
The default shape for corporate, retail and team programs. Structured or unstructured crown, curved or flat bill, and any closure you need.
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Cap Styles We Manufacture
20 cap and knit hat styles, each built to order from your drawing, logo and specification.60 production photographs below so you can see the actual shape before you brief us. Open any style for its construction, fabric and decoration detail.
Everyday
5-Panel Caps
One wide front panel instead of two, so a broad wordmark sits flat without a centre seam crossing it.
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6-Panel Caps
The conventional six-panel crown with a symmetric front pair. The shape most buyers picture when they order a cap.
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Streetwear
Snapback Caps
Plastic or metal snap closure covering most adult head sizes from one cap, normally with a flat bill and a higher crown.
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Trucker Caps
Solid front panel with a mesh back for ventilation. The mesh cannot carry a logo, so back-panel artwork is not possible on this style.
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Mesh Trucker Hats
Mesh weight, hole size and front panel construction specified per order — the versions used for workwear and outdoor programs.
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Lifestyle
Dad Hats
Low, soft, unstructured crown with a curved bill and a strapback closure. The relaxed retail and lifestyle shape.
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Knitwear
Beanies
Cuffed, uncuffed, pom and slouch styles knitted in ribbed or jacquard construction on our flat-bed knitting machines.
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Lifestyle
Bucket Hats
A downturned all-round brim with a soft crown. Popular for festival, resort and outdoor retail ranges.
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Sport
Visors
An open crown with a bill only. Lighter and cooler than a full cap, with the logo on the front panel of the band.
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Sport
Golf Caps
Lightweight performance construction for club and tournament programs, usually with a moisture-wicking knit and a curved bill.
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Premium
Fitted Caps
Sized caps with no closure. Needs a forecast size run before production, which is what makes it a premium rather than a promotional choice.
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Streetwear
Flat Brim Caps
A straight bill worn flat or bent by the wearer, normally paired with a mid or high crown and a snapback closure.
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Rope Hats
A cord running across the front panel above the bill. A small construction detail that reads clearly on a shelf.
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Lifestyle
Corduroy Hats
A textured, seasonal fabric. Keep logos bold — fine detail disappears into the ridges of the pile.
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Outdoor
Camo Caps
Camouflage prints for outdoor, hunting, uniform and worksite programs, where pattern alignment across panels matters.
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Youth
Kids & Youth Caps
Youth sizing with its own crown depth and brim proportions, rather than an adult cap scaled down.
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Workwear
Bump Caps
A cap with an internal hard shell for light impact protection in warehouses, logistics and maintenance. Quoted per specification.
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Seasonal
Straw Hats
Woven straw constructions for resort, agricultural and seasonal promotional ranges. Quoted per specification.
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Fashion
Beret Hats
A soft, flat-crowned round cap for fashion retail, school and uniform use. Quoted per specification.
Request this styleChoosing a style is really four decisions
The style name is a shorthand, not a specification. Two caps both sold as a "baseball cap" can be a five-panel and a six-panel, one structured and one soft, in different fabrics with different closures. That is why the same brief can come back from two suppliers as two different products.
What actually defines the cap is panel count, crown profile and structure, closure, and fabric. The bill and the decoration method follow from those. If you work through the four in order, the style name usually sorts itself out.
Three styles on this page are quoted per specification rather than linked to a detail page — bump caps, straw hats and beret hats. Those are constructions we build to order rather than standard lines, so send the reference and the quantity and we will confirm the construction and the price.
Questions buyers ask before choosing a style
+How many cap styles can you actually manufacture?
The styles on this page are the ones we build most often, but the style name is only a starting point. Panel count, crown profile, closure and fabric are what define a cap, so a brief that does not match a named style can still be built — send the reference photo or drawing and we confirm the construction before quoting.
+Can you copy a cap style from a reference sample?
Yes. Send a physical sample or clear photographs of the front, side, back and inside. We read the panel count, crown height, bill shape, closure and sweatband from it, then confirm what we can match and what needs to change.
+Do bump caps, straw hats and beret hats have their own pages?
Not yet. Those three are quoted per specification rather than sold as standard lines, so the cards link to the quote form. Send the reference and the quantity and we will confirm construction, minimum order and price.
+What is the minimum order per style?
MOQ is confirmed by style, colour, decoration method, packaging and quantity. It is normally lower when several colours share one style and one logo, and it rises when each colourway needs its own setup.
+Can I mix styles in one order?
Yes, and it is common. Mixed styles usually still count as one order when they share the same logo and colour palette, but the minimum is confirmed per style so you know exactly what each shape needs.
Send the style, the logo and the quantity
We reply with a free artwork proof and a factory-direct quote. Sample approval comes before bulk production, and pre-shipment photos go out before dispatch.