Caps are stitched, not printed. Your boat is drawn from your photo, then digitised into a stitch file and embroidered into the crown, which is why a hat still looks right after a season of salt, sweat and being sat on in the cockpit.
A print on a cap sits on the surface and eventually cracks along the fold. Thread does not. Every hull line becomes a stitch path, so the artwork wears in with the hat rather than peeling off it.
An unstructured dad hat sits low and soft, the one that lives in the truck. A structured cap holds its shape and gives the embroidery a flatter field to sit on, which suits busier hulls. A rope hat reads classic on the water. A bucket hat covers ears and neck when the sun is the problem, and a watch beanie handles the cold end of the season.
Fine detail has a floor. Rigging wire, radar arches and small lettering can fall below a readable stitch density on a cap front, so we simplify to the lines that actually identify her rather than shrinking everything until it turns into a smudge. You approve that version before a needle moves.
The same approved drawing goes on shirts, coozies and towels, so hats bought later still match gear bought first. Crew orders run 10% off through your own store link.
One good side-on shot is all it takes. You see the artwork before you pay, revisions are free, and every order is checked again before it prints.
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