Beanies
Knit caps in cuff and short styles — the line that keeps a cap range selling through winter.
- Minimum 100 pcs
- Sampling 7 days
- Bulk production 15 days
What you decide
The parts you choose.
Structures
- Cuff
- A folded band at the bottom — the warmest and most common.
- Short, no cuff
- Sits above the ears for a cleaner line.
- Fisherman
- Taller, with a rolled cuff.
Fabrics
- Rib knit
- Stretches to the head and keeps its shape.
- Plain knit
- Smoother surface, better for fine embroidery.
- Cable knit
- A raised pattern; decoration usually moves to a label.
Logo & decoration
- Woven label on the cuff
- The usual place, and the tidiest.
- Embroidery
- Works on plain knit; rib knit swallows fine detail.
- Woven patch
- Sewn on the front.
At a glance
Specifications
- Style
- Cuff, short or fisherman
- Knit
- Rib or plain
- Decoration
- Embroidery or woven label
Questions
About Beanies
From 100 pcs per design, and colours can be split inside that run — tell us the mix you want.
No. A cap is cut and sewn, a beanie is knitted on different machines, so it is a separate run from a cap order.
Keep looking
Other custom hats
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Baseball Caps
Five or six panels, curved or flat brim, and the widest choice of fabric and closure.
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Trucker Hats
Mesh back and a firm front panel — light and breathable, the staple of promo and retail ranges.
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Dad Hats
Unstructured crown and a low profile — soft from the first wear, and the shape most brands start a range with.
Get a quote for Beanies
Send the quantity, the colours and how the logo goes on. We come back with a price and a sampling date.