Headwear for the way you buy
Requirements differ by buyer. Each page sets out what typically matters, which constructions are common and how to plan the project.
Fashion & Lifestyle Brands
For a fashion label, a cap is a product in the collection, not a carrier for a logo. Shape, fabric and trims need the same attention as the garments next to it.
Promotional Merchandise Agencies
Agencies need a supplier that quotes clearly, keeps decoration consistent and delivers to a campaign date. The cap has to look right for the end client on the first approval.
Corporate Buyers
Corporate headwear carries a brand identity that is controlled by guidelines. Logo proportions, colors and placement have to be exact, and the order must be repeatable.
Sports & Events
Clubs and events need headwear that works in the conditions of the sport and reads well from a distance, often to a fixed date.
Wholesalers & Distributors
Distributors need a dependable core range: styles that stay the same between orders, consistent colors and packaging that works in their warehouse.
Retail & Private Label
Retail private label caps sit on a shelf next to branded products. Labelling, packaging and consistency are as important as the cap itself.
Let's make your cap.
Style, quantity, colors and artwork are enough to start. A project contact replies with questions or a quotation.
