Caps, beanies and multifunctional headwear are decorated by embroidery, transfer and print, each with its own rules. FastEditor automates the flow from logo upload to production-ready file, so every item is proofed before it reaches the decorator.
Decoration area held per product. A cap front, side panel or beanie cuff each carries its own area, so a customer's logo is scaled and placed where the product can take it.
Technique-aware validation. Embroidery, transfer and screen printing each carry their own stitch, colour and line-width limits. FastEditor checks the uploaded logo against the method chosen before any file is generated.
Production-ready output. On approval, FastEditor outputs the print-ready file or embroidery-ready artwork and a branded proof, so the order goes straight to production.
Headwear is usually embroidered, and embroidery is unforgiving of fine detail and small text. A curved cap front, a structured panel and a stretch beanie all behave differently, and each method sets its own limits on colour and minimum size.
FastEditor handles this on upload. The logo is vectorised, checked for stitchable detail and colour count, and placed inside the correct decoration area for that product. The customer previews it before approving, and the artwork is prepared to specification.
Connected headwear suppliers arrive in the FastEditor Product Hub with their decoration areas, methods and constraints already attached to each product, from structured caps to multifunctional headwear.
New suppliers are added continuously, so any item in the catalogue is decoration-ready from the day it is connected.
of the logos customers upload are not print-ready as supplied — FastEditor corrects them automatically before they reach production.
Measured across 13,773 uploads, November 2025 to May 2026
Embroidery, transfer and screen printing are supported, matched to each product, with the correct embroidery-ready or print-ready output generated. Each method carries its own stitch, colour and line-width limits.
A minimum line width and text height are enforced for embroidery, and fine detail that will not stitch cleanly is flagged in the editor. The logo is vectorised so the result is a clean, stitch-ready file.
FastEditor checks the colour count of the uploaded logo against the limit for the selected method. If it exceeds the limit, the customer is guided to adjust the artwork before the order proceeds.
PNG, JPG, SVG, AI, EPS, PDF and TIFF. Vector files are used as supplied and raster files are vectorised automatically.
Yes. Once the customer approves their design, FastEditor generates a production-ready file or embroidery-ready artwork matched to that product and method, checked for detail, colour count and placement.
Same pipeline, different print area.
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