Patch rPET Knit Beanie With Cuff

A patch beanie carries the logo on a sewn-on fabric panel, while an embroidered beanie stitches the logo directly into the stretch knit. The flat cotton patch takes a transfer imprint, which reproduces thin lines, small text, and multi-color artwork that embroidery thread tends to flatten or fill in. Stitching into ribbed knit can also distort a design when the fabric stretches, a problem the rigid patch panel avoids.

Custom rPET knit beanies work best for winter employee kits, ski and outdoor brand promotions, construction and field-crew cold-weather gear, holiday client gifts, sports team merchandise, and campus giveaways. Buyers with corporate sustainability targets also order them for Earth Day campaigns and eco-focused conference swag, since the recycled fiber content supports green-purchasing reporting.

Hand wash the beanie in cold water with mild detergent and lay it flat to air dry. Skip the dryer, because high heat can crack or lift the transfer decoration on the cotton patch and relax the knit cuff. Polyester fiber sheds water quickly, so the beanie typically air dries overnight.

No, this rPET knit beanie does not carry a published third-party recycled-content certification such as the Global Recycled Standard, and its country of origin is China. The recycled claim rests on the post-consumer source of the polyester fiber itself. State the fiber source rather than a certification when you reference this beanie in sustainability materials.

Decorated pricing runs from $5.99 per unit at 144 pieces down to $5.49 per unit at 1,008 pieces, with price breaks at 144, 288, 576, and 1,008 units. Blank units run $4.90 down to $4.49 across the same quantity tiers. Final cost depends on quantity, blank versus decorated, and imprint color count, since each color beyond the first adds $0.50 per piece and a 4-color process carries its own setup charge.

Yes, the Patch rPET Knit Beanie With Cuff is available blank, with its own lower per-unit price tiers. Blank units ship with no imprint, so no artwork approval, setup charge, or per-color run charge applies. Resellers and uniform programs use the blank option to stock inventory for later decoration or plain issue.

Yes, 4-color process artwork on the patch requires additional production time beyond a standard single-color transfer order. Reorders of 4-color designs also repeat the setup step, so build extra lead time into any deadline-driven reorder. Single-color transfer orders follow the standard production schedule.