On this baseball cap · Lifestyle Embroidery
Satin and fill stitches; the thread follows the shape and the fabric.
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The same baseball cap in 5 studio scenes. Switch looks in the editor and the print comes along.
The editor offers what cotton is really made with, and each one looks the way it does in real life.
On this baseball cap · Lifestyle Satin and fill stitches; the thread follows the shape and the fabric.
About embroidery →
Shown on a trucker cap Raised stitches over a foam layer; edges catch light and throw shadow.
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Shown on a soda can Opaque ink: matte in the weave on fabric, glossy on hard goods.
About print (screen / digital) →A stiff, sewn-on piece: raised, matte, with its own edge shadow.
About embroidered patches →Water-based discharge, Sublimation, Ceramic decals, Offset & flexo, Stickers & labels, Embossing, Debossing, Spot UV, Laser engraving, Glass etching: cotton is not made that way, so the editor does not offer them on this baseball cap.
Take a photo of your own baseball cap, against any background you like: your desk, your shelf, your shop window. PreviewFly finds it and puts your logo on it, the same way as everything here.
Use a photo of your own baseball cap

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Embroidery, 3D puff embroidery, Print (screen / digital), Embroidered patches. Under other methods: Hot foil stamping. These are the ways cotton is really decorated.
The scenes are AI-generated photos of a blank baseball cap, labelled as such. Your logo on it is placed from your file, never generated.
Yes: JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. PreviewFly finds the product in your photo and follows its shape and light the same way.
The baseball cap is drawn at its real size, so your logo sits on it in true proportion. Drag a corner to make it bigger or smaller, or press Fit for the largest size the print area takes.