Choosing a cap style
Structured caps have a firm front panel that holds a logo flat and can take 3D puff embroidery. Trucker caps with mesh backs are cooler in summer. Unstructured and relaxed caps, like the waxed-canvas Teton, suit a flatter, lower logo. For hot jobsites a booney adds sun coverage, and for winter programs choose a knit beanie or a hi-vis beanie with reflective striping.
DRI Duck Wildlife and jobsite caps
DRI Duck's Wildlife Series (buck, elk, mallard, trout, walleye, lab) and trade caps (Lineman, Excavating, Trucking, Welder) already carry artwork on the cap. They work well as gifts, dealer and outdoor-brand promotions, where your logo goes on the side or back rather than the front. Plain-front styles are the better choice when your logo should be the only thing on the cap.
Bags and small accessories
DRI Duck canvas bags round out a kit: commuter and traveler backpacks, messenger, weekender and bucket bags, an expedition duffle and a parts pouch. Caps have a lower unit price than apparel, so the first price break sits at a higher quantity; check each product page for its minimum.
Build the rest of the kit from Work Jackets & Outerwear and Work Shirts & Polos.
Brands in this collection
Dri-Duck · Edwards Garment · Majestic Glove · Portwest · Pyramex
Frequently asked questions
What is 3D puff embroidery?
A foam layer under the stitches raises the logo off the cap. It works best on structured front panels with bold, simple shapes.
Can the logo go on the side or back of a cap?
Yes. Side and back placements are common on caps that already have front artwork, like the DRI Duck Wildlife Series.
Get pricing and a free digital proof
Send your logo, quantities and sizes. We will recommend styles, confirm the right decoration method and send a digital proof before anything is produced.