The range at a glance
Performance caps are the sport-led end of the range, baseball caps are the flagship shape, trucker hats pair a front panel with a ventilated back, camper caps sit low and unstructured, dad hats are the soft unstructured everyday shape, bucket hats give all-round coverage, snapback caps close with an adjustable snap, and beanies cover the knitted winter end of the range. Those one-line descriptions are starting points for choosing a style, not specifications, and each style page expands on them.
No style on this site is presented as a specification sheet. The source site organises its range by style name, and this site respects that level of evidence: style pages explain the shape and the custom questions, while commercial and material details are left to the inquiry, where they can be confirmed for a specific order.
Choosing between styles
If the caps are for a team or a sports setting, start with performance and baseball caps and compare them on the style guide page. If the caps are for everyday retail or promotional use, dad hats, camper caps and bucket hats are the softer, more casual shapes to compare. Trucker hats and snapback caps are the adjustable, structured options, and beanies are the winter option.
The cap style guide page sets the eight styles side by side and explains the choice in terms of shape, structure and use, without inventing measurements or materials for any style. Once a style is chosen, the custom logo guide and the fabric, colour and closure guides help turn that choice into a brief.