Flat brim, adjustable snap. Printed and packed by hand in love.
A snapback is a cap with a flat brim, a structured high crown, and a plastic snap closure across the back. The flat brim and tall front panel give it the largest and squarest design area of any hat here, which is why bold graphic work lands on a snapback rather than a dad cap.
A structured high crown holds a large embroidered or patch design without the panel buckling, which is exactly what a soft unstructured cap cannot do.
Hand wash and air dry on a form. Keep the brim flat in a bag rather than curling it, since a snapback brim is meant to stay flat. Snapbacks are the most requested cap style in youth and student ministry. 10% of every purchase is donated to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit. You are helping the Kingdom of Heaven with every purchase.
Snapback for a flat brim, a tall structured crown, and a bold graphic. Dad cap for a soft low-profile hat that looks worn in from day one.
It is designed to stay flat. Curving it works but softens the whole look the style is built around.
They adjust from about 21.5 to 24 inches. They are less precise than a buckle strap but fit most adults.
It is a carryover from mid-century baseball caps, where the green underside was meant to cut glare. It stayed as a style detail.
No. The buckram front panel will warp. Hand wash and air dry on a form.
Large flat embroidery, applique, and patches. Fine detailed line work is lost at the scale a snapback invites.
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