Made in the UKKeep toasty warm with an embroidered beanie that has your name stitched across the front. These beanies come in a variety of colours and are mad...
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Handmade item
Keep those ears warm even on the coldest of days with an extra special embroidered beanie.
Care instructions
Handwash only, hang to dry. Low heat iron.
This embroidered beanie is a classic with everything you need and nothing you don't. It's knitted with soft yarn that will make it cosy to wear. Since the hat itself is plain, it will pair well with any outfit. This means you don't just need to wear it on occasion, but rather it can be the winter hat you're always reaching for. The professional embroidery on the front gives this staple just the right amount of flair. With custom embroidered beanies, you can rest assured that whoever receives them will adore the thought you into it.
To create your custom embroidered beanies, we use a professional embroidery machine. This is how we get the three-dimensional look to the letters. Using a satin thread, each letter is embroidered one at a time in a precise manner. Once the process is complete, we make sure there are no flaws or loose threads, ensuring a clean and polished look for your beanie. Once we're sure you'll love it, we carefully pack your beanie up to be shipped to you.
Creating your embroidered beanie hat is effortlessly quick and easy. You just have a few decisions to make: what to write, the hat colour, the embroidery colour, and font. You can write out their name, initials, nickname, a word that describes them, or something else entirely. Then choose between five hat colours, and choose a thread colour that will stand out against the hat. For a more minimalist approach, you can choose a thread colour that matches the hat more closely. We have a variety of fonts that you can choose from to give your beanie a bit of personality. Our live preview above will show you what your embroidered beanie hat will look like before you make your purchase.
