
ATC C130 Embroidered Cap
An adjustable six-panel cotton-twill cap for everyday logo embroidery.
Product imagery is illustrative. Final construction, color, decoration area, and appearance depend on the catalog item confirmed with your quote.
Vector logos and graphics can be enlarged without becoming blurry or pixelated.
DPI describes image detail at the final printed size. Higher-resolution artwork usually looks sharper.
Technical detail: 300 DPI is commonly recommended for small-format print; large signs may use a lower effective resolution depending on viewing distance.Photos and many image files are made of pixels, so they must have enough resolution at the final printed size.
Imprint is the industry word for the logo, text, or artwork applied to a promotional product.
Use this custom request only when the standard embroidered catalog does not fit your project. Tell us what is unusual and we will research compatible options. Embroidery uses thread for a textured, durable logo or design, commonly on polos, jackets, hats, and bags.
Use this custom request only when the standard embroidered catalog does not fit your project. Tell us what is unusual and we will research compatible options. Headwear is handled as its own product, with one total quantity instead of an XS–5XL garment-size grid. Exact options are confirmed against the selected catalog style. Embroidery uses thread for a textured, durable logo or design, commonly on polos, jackets, hats, and bags.
These answers cover the most common production questions. Our team can help with anything unusual.
Yes. Custom Hats & Caps uses one total quantity and does not ask for XS, S, M, L, XL, or other shirt sizes.
Describe the style you want or include a supplier item number. We will confirm an available catalog item and the decoration methods and locations supported for that exact item before pricing.
You may request embroidery, but we confirm it only after reviewing the selected headwear style, logo detail, placement, quantity, and current supplier capability. Embroidery uses thread for a textured, durable logo or design, commonly on polos, jackets, hats, and bags.