OCOEM CAPSCONSTRUCTION & FIT

REAL CAP PHOTO REFERENCE / Wear use / crown stability

Golf Cap With Ventilated Panels: First Reference Series

Review front logo space and perforation placement in one construction.

Use this sample set to describe a manufacturing brief. It is not a promise that every visible detail, fabric or logo can be reproduced without confirmation.

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View 1 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library

READING THE SAMPLE

What the photographs show

These four photographs come from one perforated golf-cap sample sequence. They allow closer comparison of the crown surface, ventilation zones and the overall appearance.

View 1 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library
View 1 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library
View 2 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library
View 2 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library
View 3 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library
View 3 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library
View 4 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library
View 4 of a ventilated golf cap reference from the sample library

Decisions to include in the specification

  • Describe the planned use and whether the front panel needs a particular structure.
  • Mark the decoration area and required clear space around embroidery.
  • Set the visor curve and closure type before approving the first sample.

What these photos cannot confirm

No moisture-wicking, sun-protection or tested ventilation claim is implied by a photo of perforated fabric.

Is a golf cap just a baseball cap with ventilation holes?

Not necessarily. Crown shape, fabrics, closure and sweatband choices also affect the finished specification.

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.