Embroidered Beanies

Actually embroidered. Your design is digitised into a stitch file and sewn in with real thread, which is why it has texture you can feel and will not crack, peel or wash out the way a printed one does.

Because a needle cannot do what a printer can. An embroidery machine sews one solid colour at a time, so gradients, soft shading and hairline detail have to become clean blocks of colour before anything can be stitched. We do that conversion ourselves and show you the result before you order, rather than leaving it to chance at the factory.

Up to six, and each one has to be one of the fifteen thread colours the embroidery machines are loaded with. We pick the closest six for your design automatically — the preview you see is the thread you get.

On the front of the cuff — the part that faces forward when it is on. The field is about 5 inches wide by 1.75 tall.

It should. It is a one-size cuffed beanie with plenty of stretch in the rib, which covers most adult head sizes.

Yes — it is a double-layer knit rather than a single thin one, so there are two layers of fabric between you and the weather. The recycled polyester holds its shape and the acrylic does the insulating.

Hand wash cool and dry it flat in its own shape. Do not tumble dry: acrylic knit stretches out of shape when it is dried hot, whatever is stitched on it.