Description
Bring energy and personality to your branded headwear with this custom embroidered motorsport cap. This distinctive cap combines practical comfort with bold motorsport-inspired styling. It is made from durable 100% cotton drill, the cap offers a strong surface for professional embroidery and printing. Its structured five-panel design creates a smart shape and provides excellent space for your company logo, club crest or event branding.
A pre-embroidered chequered design sweeps across the peak and side panel, creating an eye-catching racing finish. This detail makes the cap ideal for motorsport teams, garages, mechanics, tyre centres, transport companies and automotive businesses. The pre-curved peak provides a comfortable, ready-to-wear shape while helping to shield the wearer from sunlight. Stitched ventilation eyelets encourage airflow during busy working days, outdoor events and promotional activities.
A Rip-Strip™ size adjuster allows each wearer to achieve a comfortable and secure fit. Choose this custom embroidered motorsport cap for racing events, trade shows, customer giveaways, staff uniforms or branded merchandise. The cotton drill fabric supports detailed embroidery, helping your logo remain clear and professional.
Beechfield offers the Grand Prix Cap in nine striking colour options. Choose Classic Red, Bright Royal, White, Graphite Grey or Black for a strong single-colour appearance. Contrasting options include Black/Classic Red, Black/Orange, Black/Yellow and Black/Lime Green.
These bold combinations make it easy to coordinate the cap with team colours, uniforms, vehicle graphics or existing company branding.
Whether you represent a racing team, dealership, repair garage or transport business, this cap delivers memorable promotional impact. Add your embroidered logo to create practical branded headwear that customers and employees will genuinely enjoy wearing.
Contact Custom Embroidery today for advice, pricing and professional logo decoration for your organisation, club or upcoming event.
