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REAL CAP PHOTO REFERENCE / Brim projection / crown depth

Short Visor vs Standard Brim: Measurement References

A comparison photo is helpful; a measurement convention makes it repeatable.

Agree on where the visor measurement begins and ends. A photograph cannot establish the exact finished projection for a new order.

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Measuring tape on the black short visor beside a separate yellow cap

READING THE SAMPLE

What the photographs show

One photo illustrates where a tape can be placed; another compares a compact black cap against a larger yellow cap. The comparison is visual, not a published size specification.

Measuring tape on the black short visor beside a separate yellow cap
Measuring tape on the black short visor beside a separate yellow cap
Black compact-brim cap beside a yellow cap with a longer bill, with a tape measure for comparison
Black compact-brim cap beside a yellow cap with a longer bill, with a tape measure for comparison

Decisions to include in the specification

  • Specify the exact points between which you want the visor measured.
  • Ask for the finished visor width and its curvature in addition to length.
  • Measure and sign off the physical sample before authorizing bulk production.

What these photos cannot confirm

The tape and comparison images should not be treated as confirmed production measurements for a future order.

Can I order a cap from a reference photograph alone?

A photograph can start the brief. The approved sample and written measurements are still needed to control the final shape.

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.