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Front, side, back — all thread.

3D puff, flat stitch, or both on the same cap. Structured, unstructured, trucker, rope, dad hat, beanie — we stock the blanks people actually want and stitch them here, one at a time or a whole league.

Minimum
12 capsSingle samples available at sample pricing
Turnaround
7–10 business daysFrom proof approval, not order date
Digitizing
$25 one-timeCap digitizing differs from flat — we do both
Placements
Up to 4 per capFront, both sides, back strap, under-brim

The team cap this season

Baseball

Baseball has been the busiest thing on our embroidery machines this spring — travel ball, Little League, high school programs. This is the cap they keep choosing.

Perforated GameChanger

The Game · Style GB998

Perforated GameChanger

Custom 3D puff embroidered team caps

GameChanger fabric with perforated side panels, so it survives a July doubleheader. Pro shape, flat bill. Your logo goes on the front in 3D puff — stitched over a foam layer so it stands off the cap and reads from the bleachers.

Fabric
GameChanger, perforated side panels
Shape
Pro shape, flat bill
Fit
5-size stretch fit, no adjuster
Sizes
XS through XL

Your price

Per cap $29 ea Includes 3D puff embroidered front logo
Player number on the back +$3 ea Per cap

Any logo, any team colors. Larger rosters price better — ask and we'll quote it. Full details on the baseball page.

Sizing chart — 5-size stretch fit, no adjuster
Size Fitted hat size Head circumference
Extra small (XS) 6 1/2 – 6 3/4 20 1/2" – 21 1/4"
Small (S) 6 7/8 – 7 1/8 21 5/8" – 22 3/8"
Medium (M) 7 1/8 – 7 3/8 22 3/8" – 23 1/4"
Large (L) 7 3/8 – 7 5/8 23 1/4" – 24"
Extra large (XL) 7 5/8 – 8 24" – 25 1/4"

No adjuster means size matters more than it does on a snapback. Measure around the head just above the ears, or ask for a try-on kit before you commit a roster.

What we put it on

A short list of a long one

Pick the blank, pick the placement. Front panel, side, back strap, under-brim — stitch as many as you want on one cap.

Baseball teamsTravel ballLittle LeagueCoaches' capsStructured 6-panelUnstructured dad hatsTrucker mesh-backRope / foam frontSnapbackFittedBeaniesBucket hatsVisorsYouth sizes

How the job runs

4 steps

No surprises. You see a proof before anything runs, and you approve it before we cut a single piece.

  1. Step 1 / 4

    Pick the blank

    Tell us the look — structured or soft, mesh or solid, rope or plain — and we'll send back three or four blanks that fit the budget.

  2. Step 2 / 4

    Digitize for a cap

    Cap embroidery runs on a curved surface from the center out. It needs its own stitch file, so we build one — 3D puff or flat, your call.

  3. Step 3 / 4

    Approve the sew-out

    We stitch a real cap and photograph it front-on and at an angle so you can see how the puff sits. Thread numbers included.

  4. Step 4 / 4

    Run and ship

    Shipped nationwide, or ready for pickup in Dayton. Reorders run straight off the file.

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Ready-to-customize caps. Need a specific blank or a big run? Get a quote instead — pricing improves fast with quantity.

Send us artwork

Before we can proof

Cap embroidery is less forgiving than flat goods — the surface curves and the seam runs up the middle. Here's what makes it work.

File types

Vector preferred — AI, EPS, or outlined PDF. 300 dpi PNG on a transparent background is usually workable for a simple front mark.

Front-panel size

A front panel gives you roughly 4.5 inches wide by 2.25 inches tall on a structured cap. Wide horizontal logos suit caps; tall stacked ones fight the crown seam.

3D puff rules

Puff needs bold, closed shapes — block letters and thick strokes. Thin script, small text and fine detail should stay flat stitch. We'll mark which parts go which way.

Thread colors

Matched to Madeira numbers and confirmed on your proof. Tell us the cap color early — thread reads differently on dark crowns.

Questions we get

8 answers
What's the difference between 3D puff and flat?

Flat stitch lies on the fabric. 3D puff is stitched over a foam layer so the letters stand up off the cap. Puff photographs better on bold block type; anything fine or scripted should stay flat.

Do you do full team orders?

Yes — it's most of what runs through the embroidery machines in spring. One logo, one setup, every cap the same, sorted and bagged so you hand out a bag per player.

These are stretch fit — how do we get the sizes right?

The GB998 is a 5-size stretch fit with no adjuster, so size matters more than it does on a snapback. Measure around the head just above the ears and use the chart above, or ask us for a try-on kit before you commit a whole roster.

Can each cap have a different player number?

Yes — $3 per cap for a number on the back. Send the roster in a spreadsheet with numbers and sizes and we proof it back to you before anything is stitched.

Can I do a different logo on the front and the side?

Yes. Front, both sides, back strap and under-brim can each carry a different mark. Each placement is digitized and priced separately.

Can you match my exact team color?

Close, not exact. Thread comes in fixed colors — we match to the nearest Madeira number and show you the match on the sew-out before we run a hundred of them.

Do you sell single caps?

Yes, at sample pricing. It's the right way to check a blank and a stitch-out before you commit to a full run.

Can I use my own caps?

Yes. Send spares, and note we can't warranty a blank we didn't source.

Ready when you are.

Send the artwork, the cap style and the quantity. You get a written quote and a sew-out proof before anything runs — no deposit to find out what it costs.

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Everything we make

Everything is decorated in-house, by the same family, on the same schedule. Bundle methods on one job and it ships together.

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