BEANIE STYLES

Get the shape right.
Then make it yours.

A cuffed beanie, a short fisherman profile and a slouch fit start with different proportions. Decide how the hat should sit before finalising the artwork.

Model wearing a navy patterned pom-pom beanie, front three-quarter view

PROJECT NOTES

Explore custom cuffed beanies, shorter watch-style knit caps, folded rib-knit constructions and pom-pom designs. For each style, define relaxed measurements, wearing depth, cuff fold, stitch appearance and logo placement before approving a sample. We accept small custom runs from 50 pieces on eligible styles and also discuss larger production volumes; material and custom-dye minimums are confirmed separately.

Small runs welcome. Bulk orders ready.

Custom beanies from 50 pcs for eligible styles. Sample-making fee refunded on orders of 100 pcs or more, subject to written quotation terms. Ask us about larger production volumes.

Free mockup

First visual targeted within 2 hours during staffed design hours after a usable brief.

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About 15 days for samples

Estimated after yarn, artwork and specifications are agreed.

About 7 days express transit

After dispatch, depending on destination and courier.

Timings are estimates, not guarantees. Complexity, materials, revisions and customs can affect delivery.

Three proportions to discuss

Concept silhouettes for short-cuff, classic-cuff and slouch beanies — Silhouette studies for development. Dimensions, yarn and finished fit are agreed on a sample.

Measure the hat you want to wear

If you already like the fit of a beanie, use it as the reference. Record the opening width laid flat without stretching, the full body height and the folded cuff depth. Add a worn view: two hats with similar flat dimensions can sit differently because their yarn and knit structure differ.

Tell us whether you want the ears covered, a close fit above the ears or extra fabric at the crown. Those are more useful instructions than “standard adult size” on its own.

Navy patterned pom-pom beanie shown flat from the front — Two product designs, shown from different angles. These are design references from the approved image library; the photos do not identify yarn composition.

Back view of a navy pom-pom beanie with a multicolour knitted pattern — Two product designs, shown from different angles. These are design references from the approved image library; the photos do not identify yarn composition.

What belongs in a style brief?

Decision	What to send	What the sample should resolve
Shape	Reference hat, sketch or worn image	Crown height and where the cuff sits
Knit	Close-up or a description of the desired texture	Stitch appearance, stretch and feel
Branding	Artwork, position and approximate dimensions	Legibility and placement on the finished hat
Colourway	Body, cuff, pattern and logo colours separately	How the colours work together in the knit

BEANIE STYLE REFERENCE LIBRARY

Explore custom knitted beanie styles

Compare folded-cuff textures, knitted-in graphic motifs, pom-pom finishes and specialist knitted face coverings. These are design references rather than stock items: yarn composition, knitting gauge, logo feasibility, sampling and order terms depend on an agreed specification.