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REAL CAP PHOTO REFERENCE / Ventilation / hole placement

Side-Panel Perforation: Black Performance Cap Reference

Focus on the ventilation zone rather than the logo on the front.

Notice where the perforations stop near the logo and seam. Their final arrangement needs a measured panel reference.

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Black curved-brim cap with rectangular front patch and perforated side panel

READING THE SAMPLE

What the photographs show

This photo sequence shows a finished cap and several views of its perforated construction. Look at the distribution of openings relative to crown seams and the brim.

Black curved-brim cap with rectangular front patch and perforated side panel
Black curved-brim cap with rectangular front patch and perforated side panel
Front of a black perforated cap with rectangular patch above the curved visor
Front of a black perforated cap with rectangular patch above the curved visor
Black patch cap viewed from the front side with side embroidery and perforations
Black patch cap viewed from the front side with side embroidery and perforations
Angled view of a black patch cap showing the front panel and side embroidered mark
Angled view of a black patch cap showing the front panel and side embroidered mark

Decisions to include in the specification

  • Mark which side and rear panels may be perforated.
  • State whether perforations are decorative, intended for ventilation, or both.
  • Confirm logo position so perforation does not interfere with decoration.

What these photos cannot confirm

Hole diameter, fabric strength and laboratory airflow performance cannot be verified from these images.

Is every perforated cap automatically breathable?

No performance rating follows from appearance alone. Material, backing and hole layout influence how a finished cap feels.

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.