Embroidered hats
Stitched logos and lettering on compatible caps and beanies.
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Your new favorite hat has your name on it.
You know the hat you reach for on your way out the door? That’s the kind we want to help you make. Let’s talk fit, style, and a stitched or patch design that feels like yours.
Find your starting point
Start with the hat. Make it your own.
Patch hats
Leather-style, embroidered, or printed patches paired with suitable headwear.
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Tell us the style, colors, and intended use. We’ll narrow down options before you order.
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A closer look
A small canvas with plenty of character.
A patch can bring together an illustration, lettering, and a recognizable shape. This Brevig Garage piece shows how a full-color design can become the focal point of a simple black hat.
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A little closer to the finished piece.
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Direct embroidery
Thread and contrast make the emblem part of the hat.
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Full-color patch
An illustrated design takes center stage on its own patch.
Made for the way you’ll use it
A hat people choose to wear. Not just one they were given.
The decoration gets noticed, but the fit decides whether a hat becomes a favorite. We’ll help narrow down the shape, style, and design treatment for your business or group.
Fit first
Structured caps, relaxed styles, and trucker hats fit differently. Tell us what you already like wearing, or bring a reference. We’ll check available styles before you buy hats for decoration.
Direct embroidery
Stitching gives a logo texture without a separate patch. The crown, center seam, design size, and small lettering all affect the result. A simpler version of a detailed logo may work better at hat size.
A defined patch design
A patch gives the artwork a clear border and its own surface. We’ll discuss suitable stitched, engraved, or full-color options, plus shape and attachment, for the selected hat. Not every patch works with every cap.
From “what if” to “let’s do it”
Let’s find the combination that fits.
These are things we can work through together—not a checklist you have to finish before contacting us.
Start with the style
Tell us what your group likes: a structured cap, a trucker-style hat, a beanie, or a reference you’ve seen. We’ll check suitable options.
Bring the mark
A logo or rough concept helps us discuss direct stitching versus a patch. We’ll explain any artwork changes needed at hat size.
Plan the order
Quantity, colors, and the date you have in mind let us check availability and confirm the details before ordering garments.
Can a detailed logo go on a hat?
Sometimes a patch offers more flexibility than direct embroidery. We’ll review your design and explain the options.
Do you have minimums?
Quantity and setup requirements depend on the hat and decoration. Send your expected count and we’ll confirm the available options.
Can everyone choose a different hat color?
Let us know the mix you want. We’ll check availability and whether the same decoration reads well across those colors before confirming the order.
Can you copy a hat we already have?
A photo and any original artwork are useful references. We’ll review the style and decoration, but an exact match depends on the hat and materials still being available.
Do I need to buy the hats first?
No—talk with us first. We can help find suitable hats and avoid a purchase that does not work with the intended decoration.
Can you decorate the side or back?
Ask about the placement you want. Access, seams, closures, and usable space vary by hat, so we need to review the actual style before confirming additional locations.
How should I clean a decorated hat?
Follow the hat manufacturer’s care instructions and the guidance we provide for its decoration. Ask before machine washing or applying heat, especially with a patch; care can differ by construction.
Hometown roots. Personal help.
Tell us what you’re working on.
Let’s find a solution together.
You don’t need all the answers before saying hello. Bring the idea, the question, or the thing that isn’t quite working. We’ll talk through what’s possible and what makes sense for you.