Custom Beanies Manufacturer & Wholesale Supplier(11 designs)

Yarn & Construction Options

• Acrylic knit — the volume seller: soft, colour-fast, inexpensive, and holds a rib structure well
• Wool and wool blends — warmer and more premium, with the natural texture buyers expect at a higher price point
• Acrylic/wool blends — the usual compromise between hand feel and cost
• Cotton knit — for transitional seasons and markets that avoid wool
• Rib knit, waffle knit, cable knit, fair isle and jacquard patterns
• Constructions — cuffed (folded brim), uncuffed, slouchy, fisherman (short roll), pom pom, and double-layer with fleece lining

Customization Options

Rib and jacquard knitwear is where a beanie stops being a commodity. Because the pattern is knitted into the garment rather than applied on top of it, the branding cannot peel or crack — and there is no per-colour setup cost the way there is in screen printing.

• Knit-in pattern — jacquard logos, stripes, snowflake and geometric patterns woven into the yarn
• Patches — woven label patch, embroidered patch, or debossed leather patch on the cuff
• Embroidery — flat embroidery on a cuffed band or the crown of a folded beanie
• Labels — woven hem tag, custom inner label, custom hang tag
• Yarn colours — custom colour matching on repeat orders
• Sizing — one-size, or sized runs for markets that need them

MOQ, Sampling & Lead Time

MOQ is 100 pieces per style. We keep the yarns for our standard beanie styles in stock, which is what makes a small custom run practical — a change of yarn colour or an added patch on an existing style is the most economical introduction to a custom beanie programme.

Sampling is 5–7 days after you confirm the yarn, colour, construction and branding method. Bulk production is 15–25 days after sample approval and deposit, with price breaks at 100, 300, 500 and 1,000 pieces.

Why Beanies Are the Best First Custom Order

A beanie has no darts, no buckram, no closure and no multi-panel assembly — so the tooling cost is lower and the lead time is shorter than any structured cap. That makes it the least risky way to test a new brand: you can put your name on a real product, in real quantities, and evaluate how it sells before committing to a full headwear range.

Every beanie we make is inspected 100% before packing — stitch density, patch placement, yarn colour consistency and measurements. Nothing ships without passing inspection.