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'''Digitizing and Embroidering on Caps''' is done very differently from most other garments. | '''Digitizing and Embroidering on Caps''' is done very differently from most other garments. | ||
Revision as of 21:45, 9 October 2013
Digitizing and Embroidering on Caps is done very differently from most other garments.
Types of Caps
- 5 Panel caps
- 5 Panel caps are made out of 5 pieces of materials (excluding the bill). These types of caps are not as common now as the 6 panel caps. 5 panel caps DO NOT have a seam that is in the front of the cap but are instead just one piece for the front where the embroidery goes.
- 6 Panel caps
- 6 Panel caps are made out of 6 pieces of materials (excluding the bill). These types of caps are much more common. 6 panel caps have a seam that run right down the front middle of the cap. This seam can cause problems for inexperienced digitizers and operators.