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CUSTOM EMBROIDERED APPAREL

Custom Embroidered New Era Apparel & Hats

Compare New Era headwear and apparel by the fit and construction you want your team to wear. Start with the cap profile or garment type, then check colors, measurements and the embroidery options for each selected style.

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CHOOSE YOUR TEAM APPAREL

Choosing New Era apparel and hats for your needs

Understand three different cap shapes

The cotton NE200 combines a structured, mid-profile crown with a precurved visor and hook-and-loop closure. The cotton NE201 is unstructured and low-profile, using an adjustable fabric strap with a D-clip. For a fuller crown and flat-bill look, compare the structured, high-profile NE400 and its seven-position snap closure. These are different silhouettes, not interchangeable size descriptions.

Coordinate apparel without assuming identical fit

The wider collection includes layers, tees and other apparel alongside headwear. Use each garment’s own measurements, allowing for a layer underneath where appropriate. Check the actual color names and photos when combining pieces; different materials can make similar shades appear different. Review existing brand marks before deciding where your organization’s logo should sit.

Size the logo for its destination

Choose from the supported placements on the product page. Caps may offer several panels or positions, but beanies allow front embroidery only. The general headwear limit is 6 inches wide by 2.25 inches high, while apparel uses 4.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches high; individual placements can be smaller. Request one preferred dimension or ask for sizing help, and let staff confirm proportions and readable detail in the final proof.