1. Single Stitching

Basic stitching with a single line that attaches the visor to the crown. Simple and clean, often found in classic caps.

2. Double Stitching

Two parallel lines of stitching for added durability and a decorative touch. Commonly used in sporty and casual caps.

3. Contrast Stitching

Using a thread color that contrasts with the visor material, creating a visually appealing and distinct outline.

4. Triple Stitching

Three lines of stitching for increased reinforcement, providing extra strength and durability.

5. Blanket Stitch

Decorative stitching that creates a border around the edge of the visor, adding a handcrafted and textured look.

6. X-Stitching

Crossing stitches in an "X" pattern, often used at the center of the visor for reinforcement and visual interest.

7. Zigzag Stitching

A stitch pattern resembling a zigzag, adding a playful or sporty touch to the visor.

8. Flatlock Stitching

Flat, low-profile stitching that minimizes bulk, often used for a clean and modern appearance.

9. Piping

The use of a contrasting strip of material, often plastic or leather, sewn along the edge of the visor for a polished and stylish finish.

10. Quilted Stitching

Creating a quilted or padded effect on the visor through specific stitch patterns, adding texture and a unique design element.