Custom Embroidered 6-Panel Baseball Caps for Teams, Brands, and Events: Video Guide

This 72-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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Video transcript

  1. 0:00Four things to settle before you order.
  2. 0:05First, choose the blank. Dense or text-heavy logos need a structured, backed front; a soft front can sink under the needle. Crown, visor, colour and closure go on your quote.
  3. 0:17Second, design to the cap window: about four by two inches, letters at least six millimetres, confirmed on your sew-out. Tiny taglines and gradients get flagged before you pay.
  4. 0:28Third, match decoration to the art: flat embroidery by default, puff only for bold letters on structured fronts, patches for detailed art. Your quote lists every position.
  5. 0:39Fourth, approve a physical sew-out on the final blank. A screen mock-up can't show thread sheen or edges. That sample becomes your locked reference, then stitching begins.
  6. 0:50Here's a look inside our factory. Caps like these are stitched in a cap frame, one thread colour at a time, then a border finishes the logo.
  7. 1:02Send your logo, quantity, cap colour, closure and target date.
  8. 1:07Request your quote and sew-out.

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