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Slim horizontal stripes give this cuffed beanie a steady visual rhythm from the lower edge to the rounded crown. The turned cuff changes the knit effect into a mixed grid of the same two shades, adding texture without a pom-pom or large graphic. Four palettes range from earthy brown and orange to red and blue.
The crown reads as clean alternating lines, while the cuff blends both shades through the rib structure. This difference makes the hat more detailed at close range while keeping the overall silhouette simple.
Brown with pale blue feels muted, dark brown with orange is warmer, red with blue has the strongest contrast, and navy with gray is the most neutral. These are descriptive image names; production colors should use approved Pantone references or yarn swatches.
Review stripe width, crown reduction, cuff height and the small side-label position together. The final fiber content and measurements must also be confirmed because they are not stated in the supplied color image.
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Specification |
Current reference |
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Model |
26MK0014 |
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Visible structure |
Close-fitting crown with narrow horizontal stripes and a wide turned ribbed cuff; no pom-pom |
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Pictured options |
Four pictured combinations: brown and pale blue; dark brown and orange; red and blue; navy and gray |
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Material and layers |
Confirm from approved product specification |
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Dimensions and fit |
Confirm flat measurements and target fit before publishing |
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Customization |
Colors, fit, yarn, logo, labels and packaging |
1. What is visible in the construction of this striped hat?
Model 26MK0014 has a rounded striped crown, broad turned ribbed cuff and no pom-pom. The photo does not identify yarn composition, layers, lining or dimensions. Confirm these values, including flat width, body height and target head circumference, before publishing or sampling.
2. Can the stripe sequence and fit be changed?
Yes. Buyers may submit new colors, stripe widths, cuff depth, crown height, fit, yarn, logo and packing preferences. Changes should be sampled because yarn and stripe structure affect stretch and the way the cuff sits.
3. Do the four pictured colors automatically share one MOQ?
No. Each two-color combination is reviewed against yarn availability and dyeing minimums. Custom labels and packaging can add other requirements. State the quantity for every colorway so the supplier can confirm whether the versions can be combined.
4. When does production timing begin?
Sample timing of about 7 to 12 days begins after payment and approval of the full material, size, color and artwork brief. Bulk timing of about 35 to 40 days begins after deposit and final approval of the sample, shades and trims. Availability and order details can change the schedule; delivery is separate.
5. Which inspections and certificates are relevant?
Check measurements, stripe alignment, shade, cuff depth, crown shape, seams, label position and packing against the approved sample. Ask for inspection evidence and documents covering the selected specification. BSCI concerns factory practices; material or product claims need their own applicable evidence.
6. What should be sent with an inquiry?
Provide model 26MK0014, quantities per color pair, composition and layer requirements, dimensions, Pantone colors, cuff height, logo file and position, label and packing instructions, destination postcode, required date and compliance conditions.
Select the stripe combinations you want and send the fit and branding brief for model 26MK0014.