Which Flexfit cap should you choose?
The range is wider than the name suggests, so it helps to start with the shape of the peak and the fabric, because those decide how the cap looks and feels on a team. The table sets out a few of the styles using the details on each product page.
| Style | Fabric and build | Fit | Colours shown |
| Flexfit Woolblend Cap | 83% acrylic, 15% wool, 2% spandex, perma-curve peak, silver underpeak | Snap back clip | 22, from white and navy to gold and chocolate |
| Flexfit Flatpeak Cap | 85% acrylic, 15% wool, perma-flat peak | Snap back clip | Eight, including grey marle, maroon and turquoise |
| Flexfit 210 Cap | 83% acrylic, 15% wool, 2% spandex, perma-flat peak | Flexfit band, S/M or M/XL | Six |
| Flexfit Cool & Dry Womens Cap | 97% polyester, 3% spandex, six-panel, structured, mid-profile, buckram-backed front | Adjustable strap at the back | Navy, powder blue |
| Yupoong Flexfit Bucket Hat | 98% cotton, 2% spandex, 3 inch crown, 2 1/4 inch brim | Elastic band inside, one size from S to XL | Five, including black twill and brown tartan |
For a club or staff team, we'd start with the woolblend or flat peak. They come in the most colours, so matching a club strip or brand colour is easier, and the two-tone flat peaks add a contrasting underpeak colour. If the cap will be worn outdoors in summer, the Cool & Dry fabric is worth a look, and our Flexfit trucker caps have a mesh back for airflow.
How do you brand a Flexfit cap?
Embroidery is the method we'd recommend for most caps. The logo is stitched into the front panel, so it doesn't peel or crack, and it reads as a proper uniform piece rather than a giveaway. Our embroidery service covers the options below, and the artwork team confirms the final method on your proof.
- Flat embroidery suits most logos and is usually the lowest-cost way to decorate a cap.
- 3D puff embroidery raises the stitching over foam, which works for a short, bold name or initial but not for fine detail.
- Woven, PVC or leather patches suit logos with small text or many colours, and can be sewn on the front or the side.
- Side and back embroidery lets you add a website, a slogan or a year to a second or third position, up to the three positions shown on the product pages.
Embroidery handles solid colours well but not tiny lettering or gradients, so a simplified version of the logo often looks better on a cap. Supply a vector file, such as AI, EPS, SVG or vector PDF, and we digitise it into a stitch file. A logo taken from a website usually needs redrawing first, and our artwork team can help with that.
Ordering Flexfit caps
There's no minimum, so a club can order twelve caps as easily as a business orders two hundred, although the price per cap drops noticeably from around 10 units because the logo setup is shared. You'll get a free digital proof showing the position, size and method, and nothing goes into production until you approve it. Colours of the same style can be mixed in one order and still count toward volume pricing.
Who buys Flexfit caps?
Sports clubs and schools are the common buyers. A junior team can wear youth sizes while the adults wear the same style in the same colours, and the cap gets worn on the sideline every weekend of the season. The youth and infant caps are different products from the adult ones, so ask us for the right size when you quote.
Businesses with outdoor crews order caps for the same reason: they're worn on site all day, so the logo is seen by customers constantly. A cap also works well in a new-starter pack with a tee and a bottle, which our kitting service can assemble and pack for you.
If you're comparing options, our promotional caps section has other brands, and baseball caps are a closer match for a plain structured shape. For sun cover on a shorter brim, look at promotional visors or bucket hats, and for winter teams the Flexfit beanies match the same brand.
Ready to see your logo on a cap? Use the instant enquiry form at the top of this page, or call 1300 247 766 and we'll quote on the spot.