CUSTOM HATS · CHINA FACTORY
Custom Six-Panel Baseball Caps Made for Your Brand
A six-panel baseball cap can become a recognisable part of your range when the proportions and branding work together. We are a China custom hat factory, making hats around your requirements and drawings. Start with the cap profile your customer will wear, then build the material, fit and logo brief around it.
Explore the project steps
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Define the Crown Before the Colour
Six panels describe the arrangement, rather than the complete shape. Crown depth, front support and the way the panels meet affect the finished profile. Mark the shape you want on front and side views. We can review those details with you before a colour choice makes two different constructions appear interchangeable.
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Keep the Front Seam in the Logo Review
The centre seam is part of the design area on many six-panel caps. Bring the artwork size and intended position into the first discussion. A mark spanning the seam needs a different review from a small offset design. Check the appearance on the selected cap and decoration method, rather than on a flat artwork sheet alone.
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Choose the Brim as a Separate Component
Decide how the visor should look from the front and side, including its curve, length and edge appearance. Contrast colours can make the brim a defining feature of the collection. Include underside requirements separately. A crown approval should not quietly settle every brim detail if those parts are still being developed.
| Component | Design input | Sample check |
|---|---|---|
| Crown | Profile and panel map | Shape from front and side |
| Brim | Curve, length and colour | Appearance and measurement |
| Underside | Material and finish | Complete construction |
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Match Fabric to the Product Direction
Our cap references include different fabric and colour combinations. Choose the actual material requirement for your project instead of relying on the style name. Share the composition, surface appearance and any nominated source. Material planning helps connect those choices with crown support, decoration and the feel of the finished cap.
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Specify the Adjustment and Fit
A rear fastening influences both fit and appearance. Describe the adjustment style you want, the intended wearer and the measurements that need checking. Keep the inner band and rear opening in the same discussion. A familiar one-size label is less useful than an agreed method for reviewing the finished cap.
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Approve the Complete Decorated Cap
Review the cap with the intended front branding and any side, rear or inside details included in the sample scope. Check alignment, spacing and the overall impression from normal viewing distance. Record the artwork version and accepted dimensions. This gives the bulk-order discussion one clear configuration to refer to.
- 01Confirm cap construction
- 02Review artwork position
- 03Check fit and finish
- 04Record the accepted sample
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Build Colourways Without Losing the Specification
A collection can vary the crown and brim colours while retaining the agreed shape. List those combinations clearly and identify any changes in fabric, closure or decoration. Treat each difference as an intentional choice. We can then discuss the range as related products while keeping the quotation and approval details distinct.
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Put Wholesale Quantities Against Each Version
List quantities by colour and size, together with labels, packing and delivery destination. Tell us when the launch date matters and which details remain open. Minimum quantities, pricing and timing depend on the chosen specification and order split. A complete range plan makes the quotation discussion more useful for both sides.
- 01Defined cap version
- 02Colour and size split
- 03Branding and packing scope
- 04Project quotation
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Send Your Baseball-Cap Brief
Share your reference cap or drawings, the desired crown and brim, material direction, fastening and logo files. Add the order split and destination. We can review a catalogue adaptation or your original design. Continue with drawing-led development and sample approval as you refine the project.
Qingdao Relia Hats Co., Ltd. · Qingdao, Shandong, China
- Six-panel reference
- Crown profile
- Brim details
- Fabric specification
- Artwork and position
- Quantity split