Choose the crown profile
Show the cap from the side with the visor at eye level. Specify the panel count and front height before deciding whether a flat or curved visor gives the intended silhouette.
Explore the garments, materials, and development decisions behind your next range.
Starting a clothing brand?Build a practical route through sourcing, sampling, branding, and production.
Starting a clothing brand?Brief structured snapback caps with a defined front profile, visor shape and adjustable rear snap. Review the logo on the assembled crown.

Sampling and bulk production are separate stages. We confirm the quantity breakdown, material availability, start dates and approval requirements in your quotation. Shipping transit is additional to production time.
Show the cap from the side with the visor at eye level. Specify the panel count and front height before deciding whether a flat or curved visor gives the intended silhouette.
State the plastic snap colour, closure range and rear opening size. A large rear embroidery may not fit above a low arch even if it fits the flat panel drawing.
Give the badge or embroidery dimensions at actual size. If the design crosses a centre seam, ask to see the lettering on the supported crown, not simply on backing cloth.
Fasten the cap at each end of its useful range and put it on. Inspect crown balance, visor centring and the inside finish where the snap attaches.
Specify headwear through crown construction, fit, closures, fabric, brim shape, decoration, and packed-sample approval.
Read the guideChoose apparel patches through artwork detail, material identity, texture, border, backing, attachment, care compatibility, and garment-level testing.
Read the guideSend crown and visor references, rear snap details, artwork, thread colours and quantities per cap colour. Identify any side badges separately.
Specify a cap, bucket hat or beanie, with shape, material and logo references. Include quantities per colour, sizing or closure, and delivery country.