About Our Caps

The baseball cap is a soft cap sewn in sections, generally five or six, with a stiff visor on the front of the cap. The back of the cap usually has a closure, consisting of, but not limited to Velcro, a buckle, or slider. Some caps are form fitting and do not have the closure or opening at the back.

Parts of a Cap

• Crown - The portion of the cap that sits on top of the head and extends down all sides of the head.
• Upper Visor - The top part of the visor, also known as the bill.
• Under Visor - The lower or underside of the visor.
• Closure - The fabric closure on the back of the cap. Annie Sumang offers Velcro, self-strap with buckle, and self-strap with metal slider (special order).
• Sweatband - The band of fabric found on the inside of the cap. It absorbs moisture and cools the head.
• Unconstructed Cap - Cap with a soft crown, without the semi-rigid lining in the front panels. These caps have a more relaxed and casual look.*
• Constructed Cap - Caps with crowns that have a semi-rigid lining in the front of the crown. The lining gives more structure to the front of the cap.*

*Annie Sumang caps are manufactured as unconstructed caps; however, constructed caps are available by special order.