Many people will add logo patterns to various parts of the hat in order to showcase the brand or some culture of the business.Common logo patterns are mainly on the front, and the sides and back of the hat, as well as the visor area, are also common places to display logo patterns.If we often observe various hats, we can clearly see that the processing methods of these various hat logos are also different.What are the main methods of processing common hat logos?

1. Embroidery

Overview: Embroidery is one of the most frequently employed techniques for producing hat logos, as it creates three-dimensional effects while adhering to delicate stitching processes and protecting them against damage. It offers distinct three-dimensional effects as it presents patterns on a hat through embroidering patterns on it – giving a strong three-dimensional impression and giving delicate stitching stitches a long service life that resists being broken off easily.

Classification: Embroidery crafts encompass three-dimensional embroidery and flat embroidery techniques as well as special crafts like bead embroidery.Three-dimensional embroidery enhances the three-dimensional effect of patterns to produce more appealing logos.

Application: Embroidery techniques are frequently applied to major brands of casual baseball caps, fisherman hats and other styles of hats.

2.Printing

 

Overview:Printing is another cost-effective solution for logo placement on mid- to low-end hats, providing another avenue of logo production. Compared with embroidery, printing  is often  a more economical hat logo craft.

Classification: There are various printing techniques, such as paste printing, heat transfer printing and screen printing, etc. Paste printing offers superior quality for small patterns on a hat that may enhance its overall grade; heat transfer printing utilizes high temperature heat transfers to print images onto adhesive tape that are then sewn onto a hat for vivid and clear colors.

Application: The printing process is ideal for logos featuring rich colors, intricate patterns or large area coverage.

3. Drop Molding Craft

Overview: Drop molding involves creating the desired form by viscous flow of thermoplastic polymers that cure at room temperature, before being molded at a desired shape.

Features : The surface of drop molded patterns are raised, smooth and shiny with three-dimensional effect and wet-and-shiny finish for an aesthetic result.

Application: This technique has become increasingly popular for producing brand patterns on apparel, and processing hat logos.

4. Bronzing Process

Introduction: The bronzing process uses thermal transfer to print patterns onto fabrics.

Features: The pattern of bronzeing process features metallic sheen that makes it very trendy and beautiful.

Application: Perfect for crafting high-end and fashionable hat logos.

5. Rubber Stamp Craft

Overview: Rubber stamps are manufactured by inserting liquid material into molds via drop molding processes and heating, baking and cooling them before cutting.

Features: It can be designed into various logos and sewn onto hats for quick application.

Application : Suitable for various types of hats, and it can customize different styles of logos according to needs.

6. Silicone Label Film Processing

Overview: Silicone lettering film processing is an emerging logo processing method.

Features: Silicone lettering film boasts the benefits of soft touch, strong three-dimensional effect, good elasticity, and anti-sublimation.

Application: Ideal for processing hat logos that require emphasis on touch and durability.

The above several hat logo processing methods have their own characteristics, and the processing costs are also different.When manufacturers produce hats for customers, they should also recommend more suitable logo pattern processing methods based on customer characteristics and needs