No minimums: stitch one cap or a hundred, whichever your next project calls for.
18 cap styles are available with embroidery on the front, side, or back.
Bulk pricing drops automatically as your order size increases.
How to embroider your own hat
Just four steps take your hat embroidery idea from concept to a finished, stitched product.
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Pick a hat style
Choose from a wide selection of popular models, including structured trucker hats, unstructured dad hats, adjustable snapbacks, and flat-bill caps, then choose a color, such as dark green, tan, or heather gray.
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Upload your logo
Add artwork or type text into Printful's free <a class="pf-link" href="/design-maker">Design Maker</a>, then preview embroidery placement on the front, side, or back panel.
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Set your quantity
Enter how many hats you need, from a single sample to a bulk run for a team or event, and the unit price updates instantly.
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Review and order
Check the embroidered hat mockup, confirm details like thread colors and sizing, and submit the order for production and shipping.
Custom embroidered baseball hats
Structured crowns and curved or flat bills give logos a clean, classic base.
Embroidered dad hats
Dad hats have a relaxed, unstructured fit, so a small embroidered logo has a soft, low-profile look.
Embroidered snapbacks and fitted caps
Snapback caps are one of the most popular choices for hat embroidery designs, and an adjustable closure fits a range of head sizes, without needing a separate fitted size.
Trucker hats, bucket hats, and beanies
Shop trusted cap brands, then add your embroidery
Caps from Yupoong, Otto Cap, Flexfit, As Colour, Beechfield, Big Accessories, Sportsman, Under Armour, and Richardson all feature embroidery-ready front panels and are among the most popular models.
- The Richardson 112 trucker remains the best-selling trucker cap in the US, available in over 50 colorways, while the low-profile Richardson 115 has the same six-panel build but sits closer to the head, with a low-profile crown and premium materials.
- The Yupoong 6606 retro trucker cap features a mid-profile, structured design with a Permacurv bill (plus 55 color options for customization). Â
Save more per hat as your order grows
Add quality hats to the cart and watch the per-unit price drop automatically as your quantity increases.
Most embroidery shops set a minimum order of six pieces or more. Printful has no minimum: a single hat and a full case use the same embroidery process, with a different price per unit. 24 hats cost $23 each, while the price drops to $19.25 each for 50 hats and $17 each for 100, with larger runs priced even lower.
Which embroidery method is right for your hat?
Two embroidery methods cover most logos, with the difference being how many thread colors
the design needs.
Standard embroidery
Colors:
Up to six, from a 15-color palette
Finish:
Classic, raised stitch
Best for:
Baseball caps, trucker hats, beanies
Colors:
Unlimited
Finish:
Premium, high-detail stitch
Best for:
Detailed or multicolor logos, 20+ cap models
3D puff embroidery
Colors:
Same thread palette as standard
Finish:
Raised, dimensional stitch
Best for:
Bold logos and lettering that stand off the cap
Five-panel caps are best decorated with screen printing rather than embroidery; see types of baseball hats for that comparison.
See why customers love our embroidered headwear
Order embroidered hats online, from anywhere in the US
Orders are routed to the nearest Printful US fulfillment center, so embroidery and shipping can start closer to the buyer.
Start selling custom embroidered hats with Print on Demand
Custom embroidered hats work as wearable advertising: a logo stitched into cotton twill can withstand washing, sun, and years of wear better than a printed one, since quality embroidery resists cracking, peeling, and fading.Â
A promotional hat generates roughly 3,400 lifetime brand impressions, on par with a t-shirt, at a lower cost per piece. Businesses can put that reach to work in three ways: uniforms that build cohesion and a sense of belonging across a team, giveaways handed out at trade shows and sponsored events, and merchandise sold alongside shirts and hoodies in the same store.
Why choose Printful for custom hat embroidery?
Zero minimum order
Design one embroidered hat or a thousand: the price per unit is the only thing that changes.
Simple logos stitch cleanest
A logo with few colors and clear lines holds its shape through the needle better than fine detail or small text.
No inventory to hold
Every hat ships only after it's been ordered, so stores carry no unsold stock or upfront production cost.
Placement on front, back, or side
Embroidery sits on the front panel, the back, or a side panel, wherever the logo looks best on that cap style.
Worldwide fulfillment
Orders are produced and shipped from Printful's network of facilities, so US and international customers can both benefit from nearby shipping origins.
Store integrations built in
Connect a Shopify, Etsy, or other storefront, and a hat's price updates automatically before it goes live.
Frequently asked questions
A standard embroidered hat typically costs about $15 to $25 per unit, depending on the cap style and order quantity. Printful prices 24 hats at $23 each, 50 at $19.25 each, and 100 at $17 each, with the unit price dropping further at larger volumes.
Printful's free hat designer lets shoppers order a single embroidered hat with no order minimum. Many embroidery shops require six pieces or more before they'll start a job, but Printful can stitch and ship orders one at a time.
Pick a cap style, upload a logo or type text into the design tool, choose thread colors, and place the order. Printful stitches the design onto the fabric and ships the finished hat in two to five business days, with no separate setup step on the buyer's end.Â
Yes. Printful has no order minimum, a single embroidered hat costs the standard per-unit price.
Embroidery area depends on the panel: a front panel typically fits a design up to about four inches wide, while side and back panels typically accommodate smaller designs. The Design Maker shows the exact stitchable area for each style.
Choose custom embroidery for a logo with a few solid colors that needs to withstand years of wear, and printing for gradients, photos, or fine details. Embroidery holds its shape and color better than most printed finishes through repeated washing.