Which Flexfit cap should you choose?
Most of the range is a stretch-band cap, which means there's no strap to adjust and a team of mixed head sizes can wear the same style, so the real choice is the shape and the fabric. The Flexfit caps section covers the structured six-panel styles, flat peaks and two-tones, while the Flexfit trucker caps have a mesh back for outdoor work. The table below shows how a few of the styles differ, using the details on each product page.
| Style | Build and fabric | Colours shown |
| Flexfit Trucker Cap | Mesh back, plastic snap, hard buckram front, matching undervisor, 60% cotton and 40% polyester | Ten, including white, navy, black and pink combinations |
| Flexfit Pinstripe Youth Cap | Six-panel, mid-profile, fused buckram front, 97% polyester and 3% spandex | Black |
| Flexfit Visor | Terry cloth backing, pre-curved stiff bill, 34% cotton, 63% polyester and 3% spandex | White, red, royal |
| Flexfit Leather High Trucker Cap | 47% cotton, 25% polyester and 28% nylon, one size | Black |
| Flexfit Infant Cap | Soft brim, elasticised, 98% cotton and 2% spandex | Red, pink, royal, black, coffee, khaki |
| Flexfit Eco Cap | 59% bamboo, 38% cotton and 3% spandex, hard buckram, in S/M and L/XL | Black, white |
For a staff or club cap that has to look the same on every head, we'd pick a structured six-panel style in one solid colour, because the buckram front holds the stitching flat and the logo stays square. Choose a trucker when people work outside, since the mesh back lets heat out, and a visor when you want sun cover without a hot crown. The grid also has a Flexfit beanie, plus youth, toddler and infant caps, and a hi-vis cap: if that one is for a site, tell us what it will be used for so the team can check it suits before you order.
How do you put a logo on a Flexfit cap?
Embroidery is what we'd recommend for most of these caps. The thread is stitched into the cap, so it lasts as long as the cap does and looks like part of a uniform, which a surface print on a curved crown doesn't always manage after sweat and washing. Our embroidery service digitises your logo into a stitch file once, so a later reorder doesn't start from scratch.
For a bold front logo we can use 3D puff embroidery, which raises the stitching off the cap, and for a badge look there are woven, PVC or leather embroidered and woven patches. Heat transfer suits mesh trucker caps and visors where stitching has little to anchor to, and it handles full colour. Side and back embroidery are available too. Each product page lists one, two and three decoration positions, and the free proof shows the size and placement.
Ordering Flexfit caps
There's no minimum, so a small team can order a dozen caps and a club can order a few hundred. Every order carries a one-off setup for the logo, which is why the price per cap falls as the quantity grows, and you can mix colours of one style under the same design while the whole order counts toward the break. You'll see a free digital proof first and nothing is made until you approve it. Flexfit products here are quote-only, so your quote confirms the branded price.
Who buys branded Flexfit caps?
- Trades and service businesses give every crew member a trucker or structured cap, so the logo is seen on every job, all day, in front of customers and passers-by.
- Sporting clubs and schools order caps for players, coaches and volunteers, and the stretch fit means you don't need to guess sizes before the order is placed.
- Event organisers use visors and caps as staff gear on the day, then keep a few as gifts for sponsors who will wear them long after the event.
If you want to compare other makes, browse our full range of promotional caps, or look at visors and bucket hats for more shade. For new-starter packs, our kitting service can bundle a cap with other items.
To get started, use the instant enquiry form at the top of this page or call 1300 247 766, and tell us which style, which colour and where the logo should go.