Embroidery Catalog
Caps, beanies, duffels and packs that carry a stitched logo everywhere your team goes. Every cap logo is digitized for the cap it sits on and embroidered on site.
Front And Center
Brushed twill, six panel, fitted and trucker caps: the most requested embroidered item, worn at eye level for years.
Nike Dri-FIT Stretch Mesh Sandwich Bill CapEmbroideryItem 48841View Product
Port & Co Brushed Twill CapEmbroideryItem 48844View Product
Port & Co Six-Panel Twill CapEmbroideryItem 69421View Product
Port Authority Flexfit CapEmbroideryItem 69965View Product
Port Authority Flexfit Cotton Twill CapEmbroideryItem 52619View Product
Port Authority Snapback Trucker CapEmbroideryItem 69964View Product
Wool Blend Dark Navy CapEmbroideryItem 45842View ProductBuilt For The Field
Low profile, operator and camouflage caps for crews, ranges and field teams, plus a bandana to round out the kit.
Cold Weather Ready
Knit and fleece lined caps carry a stitched logo on the cuff for winter kits and outdoor crews.
Carry The Brand
Duffels, packs and messenger bags built from canvas, polyester and nylon take a logo on a pocket, flap or end panel.
Finishing Touches
A stitched towel for gifts and gear, and embroidered patches for anything that cannot be hooped.
Where The Logo Goes
| Placement | Typical Size | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Cap front | Up to 4.5 in wide, 2.25 in tall | The main logo, 3D puff ready |
| Low profile cap front | About 1.75 in tall | Tactical and athletic caps |
| Cap side | About 2 in wide | Flags and small marks |
| Cap back arch | About 2.5 in wide | A line of text or a website |
| Beanie cuff | About 2 in tall, up to 5 in wide | Knit hat logos |
| Bag pocket or flap | 3 to 6 in wide | Duffels, packs and totes |
Before You Order
A structured cap front typically holds a design up to about 4 to 4.5 inches wide and 2 to 2.25 inches tall. Low profile caps have a shorter crown, closer to 1.75 inches of usable height.
Structured caps with a firm twill front give 3D puff the best result. Puff suits bold block lettering and simple shapes, so many designs pair puffed letters with flat embroidery around them.
Yes. Choose a thread color that contrasts with the pattern so the logo reads from a distance, or go tone on tone for a subtle look that shows up close.
Bag logos usually sit on a front pocket, the flap or an end panel. The placement follows whichever panel the embroidery machine can reach on that bag.
An embroidered patch gives you the same stitched look on gear that cannot be hooped. Patches can be sewn on or attached with hook and loop backing.
No. You can use multiple thread colors without extra charges, because the machine switches needles between colors. Stitch count, which comes from design size and fill, is what drives cost.
Ready When You Are
Send your logo, the styles you like and your quantities, and our team will come back with sizing, thread colors and a proof before anything is stitched.
