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Perforated Panel Layout: A Second Sample Series

Compare a separate set of views before settling on hole spacing and pattern.

Compare hole placement around the crown seams. Confirm diameter, spacing and fabric suitability before specifying a production pattern.

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Blue perforated cap with multicolor front patch, three-quarter front view

READING THE SAMPLE

What the photographs show

A second series provides additional visual references for perforated performance-cap construction, useful when discussing coverage and continuity across panels.

Blue perforated cap with multicolor front patch, three-quarter front view
Blue perforated cap with multicolor front patch, three-quarter front view
Front of the blue perforated cap with centered multicolor patch and curved bill
Front of the blue perforated cap with centered multicolor patch and curved bill
Interior of a blue cap showing perforated crown panels and dark seam tape
Interior of a blue cap showing perforated crown panels and dark seam tape
Rear of the blue perforated cap showing blue plastic snapback and crown seams
Rear of the blue perforated cap showing blue plastic snapback and crown seams

Decisions to include in the specification

  • Choose the panels and approximate pattern coverage before sampling.
  • Keep stitching zones and reinforcement requirements in the drawing.
  • Review the holes on an actual sewn cap after any artwork or material changes.

What these photos cannot confirm

Do not infer the cutting method, tolerance or water resistance from an image alone.

Should I choose hole size from a photograph?

Use a reference photo to explain the desired look, then agree on a measured sample appropriate to the actual material.

FROM A REFERENCE TO A SPECIFICATION

Tell us which construction you want to reproduce or change.

Send a side view, front view or existing sample. Include the panel structure, desired brim, logo and estimated quantity. We will clarify what needs to be confirmed before sampling.