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Caps

Embroidered caps for companies with your logo

Embroidered caps are one of the few branded garments people actually wear outside work. That is why the branding matters more than on almost any other textile: a small, well-placed logo gets worn; a huge logo across the front ends up in a drawer.

68 products
Brushed heavy cotton visorPlus
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Brushed heavy cotton visorfrom £3.60 · 250 units
6-panel ripstop sports cap with sandwich peakPlus
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6-panel ripstop sports cap with sandwich peakfrom £4.30 · 250 units
Unstructured 6-panel cap in pre-washed cotton twillPlus
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Unstructured 6-panel cap in pre-washed cotton twillfrom £4.20 · 250 units
6-panel unstructured baseball cap in cotton corduroyPlus
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6-panel unstructured baseball cap in cotton corduroyfrom £4.80 · 250 units
7-panel flat peak cap in cotton twill with mesh backPlus
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7-panel flat peak cap in cotton twill with mesh backfrom £4.30 · 250 units
Corduroy baseball cap, unstructured, 6 panelsPlus
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Corduroy baseball cap, unstructured, 6 panelsfrom £4.60 · 250 units
Lightweight pongée fabric baseball capPlus
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Lightweight pongée fabric baseball capfrom £4.30 · 250 units
5-panel recycled PET baseball capPlus
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5-panel recycled PET baseball capfrom £3.80 · 250 units
5-panel polyester cap, full-colour printPlus
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5-panel polyester cap, full-colour printfrom £4.60 · 250 units
Ultra-light, breathable performance capPlus
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Ultra-light, breathable performance capfrom £4.40 · 250 units
Newsboy Cap 235 gr/m²Plus
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Newsboy Cap 235 gr/m²from £4.20 · 250 units
Lightweight perforated 5-panel flat peak capPlus
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Lightweight perforated 5-panel flat peak capfrom £4.30 · 250 units
6-panel recycled PET baseball cap with sandwichPlus
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6-panel recycled PET baseball cap with sandwichfrom £3.90 · 250 units
Flat peak cap in lightweight pongee fabricPlus
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Flat peak cap in lightweight pongee fabricfrom £4.40 · 250 units
Corduroy, unstructured 6-panel flat peak capPlus
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Corduroy, unstructured 6-panel flat peak capfrom £4.80 · 250 units
6-panel elastic-fit baseball cap made from cotton twillPlus
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6-panel elastic-fit baseball cap made from cotton twillfrom £4.80 · 250 units
Brushed heavy cotton cap with sandwich peak and mesh backPlus
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Brushed heavy cotton cap with sandwich peak and mesh backfrom £3.80 · 250 units
6-panel brushed thick cotton sandwich cap with coloured peakPlus
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6-panel brushed thick cotton sandwich cap with coloured peakfrom £4.30 · 250 units
Premium quality 6-panel unstructured cotton capPlus
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Premium quality 6-panel unstructured cotton capfrom £4.20 · 250 units
Newsboy flat cap 335 gr/m²Plus
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Newsboy flat cap 335 gr/m²from £4.60 · 250 units

How we choose

A cap is judged by its visor.

The visor determines whether a cap looks good or like a fairground prize. We consider stiffness and curvature before colour, as these are what separate a cap someone wears from one that ends up in a drawer.

  • Pre-shaped visor, not flat as standard
  • Metal or buckle closure on mid-range caps
  • Recycled cotton in almost the entire catalogue
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A cap is judged by its visor.

Caps: the entire catalogue is branded in Europe, with delivery within the timeframe we agree with you.

The detail

Front embroidery is the standard.

It withstands washing and rain, and provides the finish people associate with a genuine brand.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Caps and accessories

If yours is not here, write to us. People answer, not an automatic form.

Five-panel or six-panel cap?

The six-panel is the classic one and fits the head best. The five-panel has a seamless front, which is better for a large embroidery.

Embroidery or screen printing on a personalised cap?

Embroidery, almost always. On cotton twill it survives washing, doesn't crack and adds volume. Screen printing only makes sense on technical polyester caps, where the needle would mark the fabric.

Why does a cheap cap lose its shape?

Because it lacks the front reinforcement, the buckram, which is what keeps the cap standing upright. Without it, the embroidery pulls it inward within a month.

Which closure is best on a cap?

A metal buckle is the most understated and the one that ages best. Velcro is the cheapest and the worst. Elastic doesn't adjust and only works on children's caps.

Are caps one-size-fits-all?

Yes, but adjustable: one-size without an adjustable closure leaves a lot of people out. Always check the closure.

Expanded catalogue

Can't find what you're looking for?

We publish a selection. We work with several European manufacturers and can source a specific item, a colour that's not listed, or a large quantity with a fixed delivery date.

Tell us what you need Response within 24 hours. No obligation.