Inside Labels
Use supplied brand, care or size information in the approved internal label format.
Review: Confirm label content, size, material and position inside the hat.
Customization · Private label
Complete the product presentation with coordinated labels, tags and packing requirements for your private label project.

Design decision
Private label details should identify the product clearly and support the way it will be presented, packed and shipped. Artwork, placement and packing instructions need to be agreed as part of the project specification.
Finishing details
Final label and packaging details should follow the approved project requirements and supplied artwork.
Project brief
These details make the intended result clearer and help connect this choice to the rest of the hat specification.
Supply logo files and final wording for labels, tags and any printed packaging. Do not rely on a visual mockup for required text.
Mark inside labels, external tabs, hang tags and their attachment positions on the product.
State individual packing, fold or shape protection, carton quantity and marking requirements.
Provide any destination-specific labeling or packing instructions for review as part of the order.
Connected decisions
The final result depends on how this choice works with the other parts of the product.
The sweatband, seam and crown design determine available internal label positions.
Tag size and attachment should suit the finished hat and intended handling.
Individual protection and carton packing should reflect the product shape and shipment requirements.
Buyer questions
Practical points to settle while developing this part of your custom headwear project.
Have a reference ready? Share your project brief.
Continue planning
Keep the complete product specification connected as you develop your design.
Start a conversation
Share the label artwork, packing brief and destination requirements so the finishing details can be reviewed.