Custom workwear / Caps & beanies
Finish your team’s uniform with a cap, visor, bucket hat or beanie carrying your company logo. Choose a shape below; we’ll help with the artwork placement and suitable sizing.
See your colors and logo in a free design visual.
Questions about quantities or timing?Explore the range
Start with a cap or a beanie here, then explore visors, bucket hats and other shapes in the style library. We can adapt the fabric, fit, trims and branding.
Style ref. P11-S01
A supported six-panel crown, curved brim and metal back adjuster give this cap its defined shape.
Supplier reference image. Final fabric, fit and details are agreed on your sample.
Style ref. P11-S02
A broad front panel and mesh at the sides and back, with a curved brim and hook-and-loop adjustment.
Supplier reference image. Final fabric, fit and details are agreed on your sample.
Style ref. P11-S07
A rounded knitted crown and folded cuff, with space for a stitched logo or badge.
Supplier reference image. Final fabric, fit and details are agreed on your sample.
Images include reference illustrations. Final garment details are agreed on the sample.
3 styles shown here. Find more options in the style library.
View all 8 stylesAdd your company logo
On the front of a cap, a side panel or the cuff of a beanie—send us your logo and preferred position. We’ll recommend a method that suits the shape and material.
A stitched logo can sit on a cap front, side or beanie cuff. We’ll check the artwork against seams, crown support and the available area.
Small lettering, puckering, stitch coverage and the feel of the backing inside.
A transfer adds a thin or raised layer, depending on its material. Review the shape, panel access and heat tolerance before choosing it for a cap or knitted cuff.
Adhesion, press marks, edge lift and how the finish responds when the fabric flexes.
A shaped silicone or PVC badge gives the logo a raised finish. Choose its thickness and attachment around the curvature of a cap or the stretch of a beanie.
Badge edges, attachment, weight and comfort behind the badge.
We can assess direct printing on a suitable panel. The available area depends on the cap construction or knit texture, so we’ll review your artwork with the chosen style.
Fine detail, color, coverage and the feel of the print on the selected surface.
Discuss reflective artwork or trim around the panels, brim or cuff. We’ll review placement and attachment for the chosen construction.
Position, flexibility and attachment. Reflective details alone do not establish certified protective performance.
Shared technique illustrations show the type of finish. Suitability and appearance are checked on your selected headwear.
Need your own brand or care labels? We can help with the wording, size and placement.
Each garment is usually bagged separately, then shipped in a five-layer corrugated carton. Tell us if you need anything different.
Further customization
Look at the crown, inside band and adjuster on a cap. For a beanie, compare the knit, depth and cuff with your logo in place.
Handle the material
Reference illustration · Compare the woven body with the support inside the front crown.
Reference illustration · See the knit surface and the folded cuff.
Reference illustrations of texture. Confirm the material on your swatch.
Compare cotton twill, mesh panels and beanie knits by touch. We can choose the fabric or yarn for each part, including the band or lining against the skin.
Feel the outer fabric and inside band. On a beanie, check the knit and cuff against the forehead, with the intended label or badge attached.
How it sits on the head
Reference illustration · Compare the supported crown above with the softer crown below.
Product photo · Compare the crown depth and folded cuff when laid flat.
Reference shapes for comparing crown and cuff proportions. Confirm the fit on your sample.
A supported crown stands differently from a soft cap. A visor leaves the top open, while a bucket hat has a brim all the way around. Try the shape before settling the proportions.
Try the sample on more than one intended wearer. Check forehead pressure, brim position and the fit with hair tied up or any usual accessories.
Look around the back
Reference illustration · See the buckle, fabric strap and back opening.
Reference illustration · See the inside band and covered panel seams.
Reference illustrations of construction. Confirm the details on your sample.
The back fastening should be easy to use, and the inside should feel comfortable. Choose the adjuster, strap finish and label position alongside your branding.
Adjust the cap, tuck the strap end away and feel the inside seams. Check that labels and decoration do not create a rough spot against the skin.
Need a style made to your own design? Fully custom styles start at 100 pieces per style, with mixed sizes.
Discuss a custom designBefore production
A front view cannot tell you how a hat sits or feels. Check the fit and decoration together before agreeing the final specification.
Adjust the cap or fold the beanie cuff to its intended position. Check the crown depth, brim and forehead pressure on the intended wearers.
Use the fastening and feel the band, inside seams and labels. Check any badge or embroidery backing against the skin.
Check the logo on the curved or stretched surface. Agree the care check and review the shape, finish and decoration afterwards.
Questions about caps & beanies
Choose a style and tell us the quantity you need. We’ll help with your logo, sizing and delivery.
Ask about your projectYes. Send a sketch, photo or sample, even if the details are not final. We can work through the shape, materials, colors and decoration in a design visual, then confirm the construction on a custom sample.
A structured cap has support that helps the front keep its shape. An unstructured cap has a softer crown. Compare them on the wearer, with your logo size and placement in mind.
We should check the intended head sizes and agree the adjustment range. An adjuster does not guarantee a fit for every wearer, and a fixed-fit bucket hat or knitted beanie needs its own fit check.
Often, yes. We may need to adjust the size, backing or attachment: a cap front is curved, while a beanie cuff stretches. We’ll check both versions on the materials you choose.
Our existing styles with your logo start at 20 pieces per style. Fully custom styles start at 100 pieces per style. You can mix sizes in both. Tell us the quantity and delivery country, and we’ll confirm the production and delivery schedule for your order.
Initial swatches or agreed blank samples are complimentary; we confirm the items and shipping arrangements first. Free design visuals help compare your options. Headwear made to your custom specification is developed and priced separately.
Complete your uniform
Caps & beanies for your team
Send the style, logo, quantity and delivery country. We’ll help with the logo size, fit options and delivery.
