Design your hat in 3DBeta

Hats & Headwear · OEM & ODM

Custom Hat Manufacturer

Bring your headwear idea into focus: crown shape, brim or cuff, material and logo placement. Review the proposed construction and sourcing route before sampling.

Pricing and bulk production timing are confirmed per order.

AI design concept of a charcoal baseball cap
Baseball cap directionAI-generated design concept

Your project at a glance

Start with the buying details.

Prepare your brief
Project starting point
Sketch, reference or tech pack
Pricing
Quoted for your specification

Share the style, materials, quantities and finishing details.

Sample decisions
Fit, materials and finishing

Record the agreed specification and any changes before approval.

Bulk production timing
Confirmed for your order

Include your destination and target arrival date in the brief.

Your hat. Your starting point.

3D hat design studio.

Explore eight hat shapes, choose colors and add your PNG logo or sample text. Download a concept preview and design brief to discuss a custom hat order with GoVoloom.

Quoted to your brief

Hat Studio is in beta. This feature is still being tested and improved, so some parts may not work as expected. Contact us with feedback or suggestions.

8 starting shapes
Dad, baseball, flat-brim, trucker, bucket, knit beanie, five-panel and sports.
Your colors & logo
Explore crown and brim or cuff colors. Add a PNG logo or sample text and adjust its placement.
Keep your design
Download a TXT brief and JPEG concept preview. Review your inquiry and attach the original logo separately.
GOVOLOOM / HAT STUDIO
Baseball cap design concept; static reference
Static design reference · colors and logo are shown in the 3D preview.

Drag horizontally to rotate. Use the arrow keys when the preview is focused.

Select Explore in 3D to load the interactive preview.

Design concept only. Shape, color, logo size and placement must be confirmed on a physical sample.

01 Choose your shape

Start with the silhouette. Construction, fit and materials are reviewed with your brief.

02 Find your colors
Crown color
Brim color

Screen colors are a direction. Confirm your actual fabric or yarn color during sampling.

03 Add your identity

Your logo stays in this page for preview. It is not sent to GoVoloom until you attach it to an inquiry and submit.

04 Place the details

Left and right are from the wearer's perspective. Beanie logos sit on the cuff.

Choose Move logo above the preview to drag it, or use the controls below.

Artwork proportions stay locked. Preview percentages are relative; include your target logo width in the inquiry.

Ready for a conversation

Review your choices on the inquiry form and attach your original logo. Your inquiry is sent only when you select Send Inquiry.

01 / Design directions

Shape the crown. Define the details.

Three design directions for a headwear brief. These AI-generated concepts are not stock items or production samples; construction, materials and feasibility are reviewed for your project.

Navy six-panel baseball cap with a curved brim, AI design concept AI design concept

01 / Hats & Headwear

Baseball caps

A curved-brim cap direction with a paneled crown and adjustable back opening.

Define in your briefHead circumference / crown depth / brim curve / back closure

Discuss this direction
Charcoal rib-knit beanie with a turned-up cuff, AI design concept AI design concept

03 / Hats & Headwear

Knit beanies

A close-fitting knit direction with a turned-up cuff for a compact silhouette.

Define in your briefYarn direction / knit structure / head fit / cuff depth

Discuss this direction

02 / Material decisions

Choose by feel.
Confirm by sample.

A fabric name is a starting point, not a full specification. Bring the desired look and feel; review the actual material before committing to the garment.

Material directions for hats & headwear
DirectionWhat it changesWhat to confirm
Twill & canvas directionsCompare surface texture and structure for caps and bucket hats.Review composition, weight and the fabric together with crown and brim construction.
Lining & internal componentsChange the inner finish and how a hat holds its shape.Specify lining, sweatband, stiffening and closures; review their suitability on the sample.
Yarn & knit structureDefine the surface and shape of a beanie concept.Assess yarn, structure, stretch and the suitable production route before confirming development.

Confirm composition, weight, color, care and any required supporting documents as part of your material brief.

03 / Before sampling

Put the important details in writing.

Use these checkpoints to turn an image into a clearer development brief.

Send your references
  1. Head fit & shape

    Provide the intended head circumference, crown height and a reference view. Agree the fit review and measurement points before sampling.

  2. Brim or cuff

    For caps and bucket hats, specify brim width, curve and internal structure. For beanies, define cuff depth and knit direction.

  3. Material & construction

    Review actual material options and the proposed construction route. A knit beanie brief needs a separate assessment of yarn, structure and the suitable development route.

  4. Branding & finish

    Mark logo dimensions and position on the crown, brim or cuff. Check backing, seam clearance, internal comfort and label placement on the sample.

05 / Sample review

From the first brief
to sample approval.

Keep references, feedback and approvals together. A clear record helps compare each sample with your original brief and keeps changes easy to follow.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Reference, measurements, materials, quantity and target date.

  2. 02

    Sample feedback

    Marked-up photos, measurements and one consolidated change list.

  3. 03

    Written approval

    Agreed fit, fabric, finishing and any required checks before bulk.

  4. 04

    Packing plan

    Labels, size ratios, carton requirements and delivery details.

Looking for evidence of a similar project?

Ask about relevant sample photos and order-specific documentation. The design visuals on this page are AI-generated and must not be used as evidence of factory output, performance or certification.

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Brief and sample notes

Make the next conversation specific.

Use what you know and leave undecided details open. Copy or download your notes when you are ready.

This worksheet does not send an inquiry or save your entries to our server. Keep a copy before leaving this page.

Build your quotation brief

Use the same brief when comparing quotes so materials, finishing and delivery assumptions stay comparable.

Project information

Include composition, weight, colour and finish if known; otherwise describe the intended feel and appearance.

State the size range, key measurements and measurement method. Mark any details still to be developed.

Write your intended colour and size breakdown so the quote can be reviewed against your brief.

Include artwork size and placement, fastening details and the packing you want quoted.

List undecided details and ask what is included or separate: sampling, testing, inspection, packing and freight.

Record a sample review

Record what was specified, what you observed and what needs another check. These are your working notes, not a test report or an automatic approval.

Checkpoints for this category

  • Head fit & shapeProvide the intended head circumference, crown height and a reference view. Agree the fit review and measurement points before sampling.
  • Brim or cuffFor caps and bucket hats, specify brim width, curve and internal structure. For beanies, define cuff depth and knit direction.
  • Material & constructionReview actual material options and the proposed construction route. A knit beanie brief needs a separate assessment of yarn, structure and the suitable development route.
  • Branding & finishMark logo dimensions and position on the crown, brim or cuff. Check backing, seam clearance, internal comfort and label placement on the sample.
Sample reference
Specification

Record the specification version, materials, measurement points and any agreed care or test conditions.

Observation

Use actual measurements with units and reference your own photos. Record anything that has not been checked.

Correction

Describe one specific change per line and who will confirm it. Keep unchanged details tied to the same specification.

Recheck

Record the recheck evidence, remaining issues and the person and date for any written decision. Leave unresolved items open.

Before bulk production, agree which sample and specification version form the final approval reference, including the intended materials and finishing.

Ready to discuss the project? Open the inquiry form

06 / Quote questions

Before you send
the brief.

Which hat shapes can I customize in the 3D Hat Studio?

The studio has eight starting shapes: dad cap, baseball cap, flat-brim cap, trucker cap, bucket hat, knit beanie, five-panel cap and sports cap. Explore crown and brim or cuff colors, then add a PNG logo or sample text. These are design concepts; construction, materials and fit are reviewed with your brief and confirmed through sampling.

Can I download my design and use it for a quote?

Yes. Download a TXT design brief and a JPEG concept preview. To carry the text brief into an inquiry, select Continue to your quote brief, then Add hat design brief on the contact form. Review the message and attach your original logo separately. Nothing is submitted until you select Send Inquiry.

Does the 3D preview confirm a production sample or a price?

No. Hat Studio is a beta concept tool. Screen colors, shape, logo size and placement need physical sample confirmation. It does not generate an automatic price or approve production. Pricing and bulk production timing are confirmed in the order-specific written quote. Contact GoVoloom if a feature does not work as expected or you have a suggestion.

What should I send for a custom hat quote?

Send a reference image or sketch, the hat type, intended head size, material direction and branding artwork. Include your quantity and destination; add crown, brim, closure or cuff details where you know them.

How is a knit beanie project assessed?

Yarn, knit structure, dimensions, stretch and branding need review before the development route is confirmed. Ask for the proposed approach, material options and sample requirements for your brief.

How are pricing and bulk production timing confirmed?

Pricing and bulk production timing are confirmed in your order-specific quote after reviewing the style, fabric availability, decoration and quantity.

Can I discuss a design without a finished tech pack?

Yes. Send a sketch or reference image with the measurements and details you already know. Identify what is still undecided so the next sample-development steps can be discussed.

Can the order be split across colours and sizes?

Send the total quantity and your proposed breakdown by style, colour and size. The feasible split and any conditions are reviewed for your project and confirmed in the written quote.

What should I compare in a manufacturing quote?

Compare the same specification version, materials, decoration, labels, packaging and quantity breakdown. Ask which sample, testing, inspection and freight costs are included or separate, and confirm the destination, quote validity and production timing in writing.

Your next collection

Bring the idea.
Let’s define the garment.

Send sketches, reference images or a tech pack, plus your quantity and target date. We can then discuss the next development step.

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