Start with the exact beanie
Use a photo of the model you are considering and confirm its dimensions, fit and construction. A similar-looking knit hat is not evidence of the same lining, cuff or material.
Custom Beanies
Plan your custom beanies around the exact shape, fit and logo treatment you need. Start with a clear design brief, then confirm the model, available colors and decoration area before choosing a quantity.
Read the buying guide →Customization coming soon
You can explore the options and plan your design now. Contact us to check availability for your project.
Before you choose
Prepare a focused artwork brief
Provide your logo, the colors you want and the intended placement. Include any small text that must remain readable so the decoration area and artwork can be reviewed together.
Confirm the decoration construction
Check whether the proposed design uses direct embroidery or a separate patch. Ask how the patch is made and attached; a patch name alone does not establish that it is woven or printed. Confirm the exact offered method before approval.
Confirm colors and fit for that model
Review the color names and a model-specific reference, then confirm the intended fit. A sample photo or a color offered on another model does not establish availability for your chosen beanie.
Review the complete order before setting a deadline
Keep the agreed model, quantity, decoration and artwork together when reviewing a quote. Confirm any proof charge and available delivery choices once those details are settled.
Common questions
What should I prepare for custom beanies?
Prepare your logo, intended colors and placement, a reference for the beanie shape, your quantity and your needed-in-hand date. Confirm the exact model and fit before ordering.
Can I assume a beanie is lined or has a folded cuff?
No. Confirm the construction of the exact model; a general knit-beanie description does not establish a lining or cuff.
Is every patch a woven patch?
No. Confirm the patch’s construction and attachment for the model and decoration method you are considering.
Are the colors in a sample photo available?
Check the model’s offered colors. A sample photo can show a color that is not listed for that model, so do not use the photograph alone to choose it.
How should I plan proof and delivery?
Confirm the model and artwork first. Review the proof choice and any charge, then the available delivery options. A production estimate alone is not an arrival promise.