EMBROIDERED
HATS

Embroidered hats are the corporate, crew, and uniform standard for a reason: they survive everything. Wash cycles, sun, sweat, ten-hour days on a construction site — stitching that's properly digitized and densely embroidered on a quality blank outlasts the cap itself. That's what we make.

Every embroidered hat we produce runs through commercial Tajima multi-head machines fed by a digitized stitch file that we (or your designer) build for the artwork. Digitizing is the difference between a logo that reads sharp at 20 feet and one that smears into a blob — we include free digitizing on orders of 25+ and on every reorder, no matter the quantity. First-time orders under 25 units carry a one-time $25 digitizing fee.

We embroider on every cap blank we carry: Richardson 112, 115, 168, 256 (structured truckers and snapbacks), Flexfit 110F (fitted-feel snapback), YP Classics 6245 (unstructured dad hat), Sportsman SP12 (cuffed knit beanie), Atlantis Headwear (eco knits), and any specialty blank you bring us. Position options include front center (the standard), left side, right side, back (above the closure on snapbacks), and the cuff on beanies.

For caps that will see hard use — kitchen staff, construction crews, marine/outdoor — we recommend embroidery over leather patch. Stitching doesn't delaminate, doesn't crack in cold, and looks the same after 200 washes as it does on day one. For caps that are primarily a retail or premium-merch play, leather patch usually wins on visual impact at distance; embroidery wins on detail rendering.

Pricing follows the Hobbs Peak hat ladder — $28 at qty 1, $26 at 6+, $24 at 12+, dropping to $16 at 200+ — and is uniform across decoration methods. Add a side or back location on a snapback and pricing adds the per-cap location fee ($3/location). Free digital proof always, no commitment quote, most embroidery jobs back in one business day.