Browse photographs of knit styles we can discuss for production. Choose a shape, available yarn colour and suitable logo method before requesting a sample.
BeanieMaker manufactures custom knitted beanies with your logo and selected yarn colours. Product photographs illustrate styles; they are not live inventory or fixed specifications. We confirm yarn shade availability, construction, decoration, quantity and sampling for each order.
Compare cuffed basics, textured cables, pom-pom finishes, knitted-in graphics and lettered styles. For the quickest review, send the photograph or product link that matches your idea.
Choose a knit style, select from available yarn materials and colours, and develop your logo with our factory team.
Cable textures create a raised surface. Confirm cuff depth, pom-pom attachment and logo position before sampling.
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Distressed edging varies by production method. Confirm the finish on a physical sample and keep the approved reference for bulk orders.
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Contrast-colour knitted motifs depend on stitch resolution and yarn shades. Simplify fine artwork before confirming the knitted sample.
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Knitted-in lettering needs adequate stitch width and legible spacing. Review letter size, cuff position and colour contrast in a sample.
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Graphic-knit patterns suit bold brand artwork. Confirm the design repeat, colour palette and logo placement before bulk production.
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Compare the motif across available yarn colours. Check stitch clarity, inside finish and branded label position before approval.
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A simple folded-cuff base for embroidered logos, woven labels and patches. Check the cuff's finished depth before sizing the artwork.
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The unfolded profile leaves a continuous knit surface. Review finished length, wearing depth and mark placement without a turned cuff.
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An understated beige colourway with raised cable texture. Confirm the pom-pom attachment, cuff measurements and logo location.
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A darker interpretation of cable texture. Check how embroidery or a label sits on the raised knit and folded cuff.
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Pattern placement and contrast are more important than small decorative details. Approve a sample with the correct colourway and cuff fold.
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A multicolour knit reference for coordinating body, motif, cuff and pom-pom. Check available yarn colours together before making a sample.
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Knitted-in letters have a different limit from surface embroidery. Confirm character width, motif repeat and legibility when worn.
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A lighter colourway for a bold lettering design. Review artwork contrast in a physical knit sample rather than screen colours alone.
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Two-colour lettering keeps the palette simple but requires clear stitch definition. Confirm the scale and the finished knit before bulk approval.
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Flame-inspired colour areas need clear boundaries in the knitted artwork. Review the technical stitch grid and contrast yarn options.
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A line-based graphic example: thin lines can become uneven on a stretchy knit. Simplify and test the pattern before production.
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Textured stitches change the visual proportions of a hat. Verify knit handle and label placement against the approved sample.
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For a muted colourway, confirm actual yarn shade under agreed lighting and review consistency across a bulk order.
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The side view helps review how the worn depth and distressed cuff edge look in profile. Pair with front-view reference before approval.
View style details →Browse real project references by beanie style. Details, colourways, artwork and production availability are confirmed individually before sampling.
