Guide
Choosing the Right Caps for Your Hat Bar
The blanks on the wall make or break a hat bar. Here’s how the main styles compare and how to pick for your crowd.
Guests judge a hat bar by what’s on the wall before they ever reach the press. Pick the right blanks and the bar looks like a real shop; pick poorly and it feels like a leftover bin. Here’s a plain-language guide to the workhorse styles we stock.
Richardson 112 — the crowd favorite
The classic five-panel trucker with a mesh back and a structured front. It’s the most requested blank for a reason: the flat front panel is a perfect canvas for patches, it photographs well, and it suits almost any casual event. If you only pick one style, pick this.
Richardson 115 — the low-profile option
Same trucker DNA as the 112 but with a lower, less boxy crown. Guests who find the 112 too tall gravitate here. Stock both and you cover most head shapes and preferences.
Flexfit 110 — the easy fit
An adjustable snapback with a clean front panel that presses beautifully. It fits nearly everyone, which makes it a safe backbone for a crowd where you don’t know sizes in advance.
Dad hats — soft and understated
Unstructured cotton with a relaxed curve. Great for monograms and script patches and for a more low-key, everyday look. Popular with wedding and lifestyle-brand crowds.
How to choose for your event
- Weddings: Richardson 112 in your palette, plus a couple of dad hats for guests who want subtle.
- Corporate: Flexfit 110 or structured six-panels in brand colors for a crisp logo look.
- Bachelorette & birthdays: Trucker blanks for that playful, photo-ready vibe.
Not sure what fits your crowd? Tell us the event and we’ll recommend a wall. See what the rental includes or send your details for a quote.
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