Caps: Panels
Discover how the panels used in the construction of a cap can affect its look and feel, as well as the ability to add decoration.
Discover how the panels used in the construction of a cap can affect its look and feel, as well as the ability to add decoration.
The closure of a cap can keep it from fitting too tightly, while keeping it in place on the wearer’s head. Find out more about the different types of closures and how they affect the look, feel, and fit of the cap.
The bill of a cap is designed to shield the face and keep the sun out of the wearer’s eyes. Learn about the different types of bills and how they affect the look and feel of the cap when worn.
What is a bias cut, and how does it affect the construction of apparel? Learn about what makes a bias cut unique in the fit and drape of a garment.
Cotton is naturally absorbent, has exceptional breathability, and has played an important role in human history for at least 7000 years. Learn more about how the “fabric of our lives” is made and used today.
Many bags used for travel incorporate a Pullman handle into their design. Learn how this type of handle helps busy travelers stay on time with their bags close at hand.
Get to know the different compartments available in bags, and how they help you carry what you need safely and efficiently.
Learn about what makes pique fabric unique, the different types of pique, and the best decoration techniques when working with pique knit.
The term “SuperPro” refers to the soil resistance and stain release properties of the fabric of some of SanMar’s woven shirts and polos.
Learn how a tri-blend, a combination of three different types of threads in one fabric, creates a unique, appealing look and feel in apparel.