Caps

Key Features

The “profile” of a cap refers to how high it sits on your head and how much structure the front panels have.

• The “Dad” Hat: An unstructured, six-panel cap with a curved brim. It lacks the stiff internal mesh (buckram), allowing it to collapse and mold to the shape of your head for a relaxed, vintage look.

• The Snapback: A structured, high-profile cap with a flat brim and a plastic “snap” closure. The front panels are reinforced to stay upright, making it a favorite for bold embroidery and streetwear.

• The 5-Panel (Camp Cap): Features a unique construction with one large top panel, two side panels, and two front panels. It has a very low profile and a flat brim, rooted in skate and cycling culture.

• The Trucker Cap: Defined by foam front panels and a breathable plastic mesh back. It usually features a high profile and a curved brim, designed originally for maximum ventilation.