Custom Baseball Caps With Your Logo or Text
A custom baseball hat is the everyday cap with a front panel made for a logo, a team name or a line of text, and this page is organised around the choice that changes how it wears: structure. Structured caps hold an upright front, the mid-profile cap sits a little lower, and the unstructured five-panel cap and the washed hemp cap settle softly onto the head. Fabric is the second choice: cotton twill, lightweight twill, chino and wool-blend caps for everyday wear; sport, performance and recycled polyester caps; mesh caps; and pigment-dyed and garment-washed finishes. Two-tone, contrast-stitch and seamless caps change the look of the front itself. Upload your artwork or type your words, place them on the front and preview the result before you pay. Prices run $26.99–$48.99 depending on the style. Most caps here are printed, so full-colour artwork is welcome.
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Structured, unstructured or mid-profile baseball caps
A structured cap has a stiffened front that stands upright and keeps a logo flat and readable. The structured cap and the structured six-panel baseball cap are built that way. An unstructured cap has no stiffening, so the front softens and follows the head: the unstructured five-panel cap and the washed hemp cap are among the soft options here, and the fully relaxed shape has its own shelf of dad hats.
Profile means crown height. The mid-profile baseball cap sits between upright and low, and a low-profile cap is shallower still. A mesh back changes the feel again, and caps built around one are compared on the trucker hats page, while rope caps and visors for the course sit with the golf hats.
Baseball caps in cotton twill, wool blend, hemp or performance fabric
Cotton twill is the traditional baseball-cap cloth, and it appears here in caps including a cotton twill cap, a lightweight twill cap, a five-panel twill cap and a chino cap. Wool-blend caps give a heavier, warmer feel, and for sport the performance and moisture-wicking caps are the ones named for it, beside caps made largely of mesh. Recycled polyester, washed hemp and pigment-dyed cotton round out the fabric choices.
Most of these caps are printed, which carries full colour, and how printed transfers handle artwork covers file types and fine detail. For a logo stitched in thread instead, see embroidered caps. One design on many caps for a club or a crew starts from bulk and group orders.
Custom Baseball Caps With Your Logo or Text — common questions
- Is a baseball hat the same as a baseball cap?
- Yes. The two names describe one item: a rounded crown with a brim at the front. Every cap on this page answers to either name, from the structured six-panel cap to the soft unstructured styles.
- What is the difference between a structured and an unstructured baseball cap?
- A structured cap has a stiffened front that stands upright and holds its shape, which keeps a logo flat. An unstructured cap has no stiffening, so the front relaxes and sits closer to the head for a softer, more casual look.
- What do mid profile and low profile mean on a baseball cap?
- They describe crown height. A mid-profile cap rises a moderate distance above the brim, while a low-profile cap is shallower and sits nearer the head. A tall logo has more room on a mid-profile or structured front.
- Which baseball caps are made for sport?
- Start with the caps whose names say so: the performance, moisture-wicking and quick-dry caps. The caps made largely of mesh let air through the crown, which suits warm weather.
- Which baseball caps come in wool or hemp?
- The wool-blend caps are the wool options, and the washed hemp unstructured cap is the hemp one. Wool blend gives a heavier, warmer cap for autumn and winter, while the washed hemp cap is soft and unstructured from the start.
- What do two-tone and contrast-stitch baseball caps look like?
- A two-tone cap uses two colours across its panels, and a contrast-stitch cap picks out its seams in a thread colour different from the fabric. Both frame a logo in colour, so check the preview to see how your artwork sits against them.