Intro

A quality baseball cap, with a color and style that suits your taste, will look good no matter how you wear it. So today we will talk about two main points on how to distinguish between a good and bad baseball cap.

First point: Looking at the fabric

In terms of fabric, we can look at the hangtag and woven label of the baseball cap to see the fabric composition. Wool, silk, and pure cotton are of course better than synthetic fibers, acrylic, and polyester.

Some baseball caps on the market now advertise themselves as using high-tech new materials, such as nano-carbon fiber or bamboo fiber. It is advisable to think carefully before buying them, as these materials are certainly expensive and the quality may be average.

Here, we recommends prioritizing baseball caps made primarily of pure cotton when buying. They are comfortable, soft, offering good breathability and sweat absorption. It’s worth mentioning that our baseball caps have earned a good reputation among consumers for their comfortable fabrics. By selecting high-quality pure cotton, Aung Crown’s caps offer excellent comfort and meet the needs of various head sizes.

Second point: From the perspective of workmanship

To judge the quality of a baseball cap, you can first look at the quality of the lining (or inner liner) fabric, whether the stitching is even, and whether the edges are clean. Many high-quality caps use bound edges, such as the caps from Aung Crown, which uses a seamless bound edge technology to make the overall shape more upright and beautiful.

Secondly, you can check whether the workmanship of the buckle connection is well made and neatly finished and whether the surface is smooth. If the hat has embroidery, printing, sequins, or other craftsmanship, you can check whether the embroidery and printing are beautiful and whether the sequins are even and shiny.

Finally, I have to point out that the details are what truly reveal the craftsmanship of a baseball cap. For example, if a baseball cap is full of loose threads, its quality is definitely not good. Also, check if the stitching is even and smooth, and whether it’s basically in a straight line from top to bottom. If the material and workmanship of this baseball cap meet your expectations, then it can generally be considered a good hat.

Health Tips:

As a baseball cap enthusiast, if a newly purchased baseball cap has a distinct musty, gasoline, fishy, ​​or aromatic hydrocarbon smell, it indicates that there is excessive chemical residue on the textile or that the textile has undergone chemical or biological deterioration. In this case, the cap should not be worn.

Some low-quality baseball caps are uncomfortable to wear and can cause scalp rashes. This may be due to problems with the dye in the cap, and they should not be worn. It is best to let newly purchased baseball caps air dry for two days before wearing them.

Useful tips:

Here’s a little trick to check the quality of a baseball cap:

When you get a new baseball cap, check its place of origin, composition, and woven label. As mentioned at the beginning, imported ones are generally better. Then, check the threads. Turn the cap inside out and look at it. If there are too many loose threads inside, don’t buy it. It means that the cap wasn’t made with care.

After production, baseball caps are checked before leaving the factory to ensure the woven label is not sewn crooked and to check for loose threads. Usually, any loose threads found are cut off, so that not a single thread can be seen. Otherwise, if a customer finds a defective cap during a sample inspection, all of them will be returned or reworked, which would have a very negative impact.

It is certain that Aung Crown, with our over 20 years’ history of hat making, attaches great importance to the quality of our hats, winning customer orders with quality and gaining customer trust and cooperation with timely delivery.

FAQ about Baseball Cap Quality