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5-Panel Caps

The mint and olive caps reveal distinctive panel layout and perforated crown fabric. Seen from the front and side, their proportions are quite different from a standard six-panel cap.

Seam placement matters on a five-panel crown, particularly near embroidery and perforated sections. Compare side views and agree on crown depth as well as the front shape.

REAL PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY

Look at the sample details

Use the front, side and detail views to mark the features you want to keep. We will confirm dimensions, materials and decoration against your sample requirements.

Front view of mint green five-panel cap with perforated side and crown fabric
SAMPLE REFERENCE 01

Mint vented five-panel

Front view of mint green five-panel cap with perforated side and crown fabric

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Side profile of mint five-panel cap with green front and laser perforated crown panels
SAMPLE REFERENCE 02

Mint five-panel side

Side profile of mint five-panel cap with green front and laser perforated crown panels

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Olive five-panel cap with contrasting perforated upper panels and flat green brim
SAMPLE REFERENCE 03

Olive green vented five-panel

Olive five-panel cap with contrasting perforated upper panels and flat green brim

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BEFORE DEVELOPMENT

What to confirm for this style

Decide front-panel height, crown depth, visor stiffness and where perforation panels should begin.

Send us the reference cap, your artwork and the quantity per color. We can then check which details need sampling before giving a project-specific quote.

Ask about:
  • Shape and fit against your reference
  • Decoration size and artwork preparation
  • Fabric or panel construction and trims
  • Quantity breakdown and sampling schedule

Related headwear collections

See alternative shapes or branding approaches instead of guessing from a single photo.

Planning a custom 5-panel caps order?

Send photos, logo and approximate quantity so we can identify the details to clarify before sampling.

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