Frequently Asked Questions

The BG10 is made from premium quality polyester with the exception of the 'Silver' colour, where nylon has been selected to achieve the required metallic like appearance.

W101 is free chlorine. Fabric is bleached using hydrogen peroxide and leaves no harmful residue.

Yes, the supplier has achieved levels of compliance with social criteria necessary to achieve the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)

Laminated Jute bags can be screenprinted (dried at max 150°C and relatively quick drier speed), or transfer printing (150°C max temp for max 20 seconds). Non-laminated Jute (W406 & W415) requires increasing viscosity of ink to prevent strikethrough.

Here at Beechfield Brands, we believe polyester offers the optimum strength, performance and price ratio. Our increasing use of recycled polyester also meets our sustainability objectives.

At Beechfield Brands, we believe polyester offers the optimum strength, performance and price ratio. Our increasing use of recycled polyester also meets our sustainability objectives.

Yes. We do not exceed the SVHC import threshold and in instances of SVHC being present we can supply full disclosure.

We advise that that OEKO-Tex is voluntary however all products are REACH compliant and provided with the correct certificates.

Product dimensions related to the products in use each individual products has its own measurement.

Ages 6 to 14 although head sizes do differ. The snapback measurements are 54cm to 57cm.

Beechfield use high security button fittings on all its children’s cap styles. To establish the attachment strength of the buttons, we follow the European test method: Test Method: EN 71-1:2014+A1:2018, section 8.4. The buttons do not detach at the specified pulling force of 90 Newton, for a duration of 10 seconds.

Do you want to buy Beechfield Brands products, personalised with your logo?

If you are looking for personalised, printed or embroidered headwear, bags and accessories, you will find Beechfield Brands products are available through thousands of garment decorators throughout Europe. Please contact your usual supplier. If you don’t currently have a supplier please fill in our Enquiry Form below and we’ll put you in touch with a supplier local to you.

Are you a garment decorator or supplier looking to purchase Beechfield Brands products for resale?

Beechfield Brands products are supplied exclusively through our pan-European authorised distributor network; Please sign up to our community for more details regarding our distributors.   

Our caps are tested for light fade and achieve a high level of non-fade. All textiles will fade over time, it is due to a different number of factors including UV light, heat and perspiration. 

How to Embroider on the Cuff of a Beanie (B531 Embroidery Tutorial)

Learning how to embroider on the cuff of a beanie is one of the most effective ways to turn a simple piece of winter headwear into a professional, personalised accessory. Whether you are customising beanies for a business, creating branded merchandise, or adding a creative touch to your own collection, this embroidery technique delivers clean, durable, and consistent results.

Step 1: Prepare the Beanie

Start by turning your B531 beanie inside out so it lies completely flat. This helps you align the embroidery accurately in the centre of the cuff. Place two sheets of medium backing inside the beanie, directly behind where the embroidery will go. The backing stabilises the stitches and prevents the fabric from stretching or puckering while the machine runs.

Step 2: Prepare the Hoop and Topping

You can use either a magnetic embroidery frame or a tubular hoop for this process. Before hooping, place a piece of dissolvable film over the cuff area. This is an essential step when embroidering on knitted or textured fabrics, as it stops the stitches from sinking into the material and ensures that your embroidery design remains sharp and defined.

Step 3: Hoop the Beanie

Position the back of the hoop inside the beanie, behind the backing sheets, and place the dissolvable film on top. Then sandwich everything together with the front of the hoop, making sure the fabric is smooth and evenly tensioned. Proper hooping is crucial for keeping the design aligned and preventing distortion during stitching.

Step 4: Load and Align the Design

Attach the hooped beanie to your embroidery machine. Load your chosen design and thread colour, and use the trace function to check that the design is correctly centred on the cuff. Once the placement looks good, set the machine to run. Tracing and testing placement before stitching helps avoid misalignment and ensures a precise finish.

Step 5: Start the Embroidery Process

Let the machine complete the stitching. The time required will depend on the complexity and size of your design. Keep an eye on the process to make sure the hoop stays secure and the fabric doesn’t shift. Consistent monitoring will help maintain even stitching and prevent thread breaks or fabric bunching.

Step 6: Remove and Clean the Beanie

After the embroidery is finished, remove the frame from the machine and take the beanie out of the hoop. Carefully tear away the backing from the inside and peel off the soluble film from the top. Trim any loose threads to give your embroidery a clean, professional appearance.

Step 7: Inspect the Final Result

The finished result should be a perfectly embroidered cuff on your B531 beanie, with your design sitting neatly on the surface of the fabric. Using the correct combination of backing and soluble topping ensures durability and clarity, making your embroidery stand out without sinking into the knit. This technique is ideal for adding logos, initials, or custom artwork to winter beanies for both personal and commercial use.

Why Embroider a Beanie Cuff?

Knowing how to embroider on the cuff of a beanie is a valuable skill for anyone involved in custom embroidery or apparel decoration. It allows for brand consistency, creative customization, and professional-quality finishes on knitwear. The process may seem simple, but attention to detail—especially in hooping and stabilising—makes all the difference in the final result.

The circumference is 58cm.

The sizes are below;

S/M - 57cm

L/XL - 59cm

The below sizes are;

S/M 57cm

L/XL 59cm

The sizes are as below;

S/M - 57.5cm internal circumference.

L/XL - 59.5cm internal circumference.

Here are the below specification;

S - 13cm x 12.5xm x 6cm.

M - 19cm x 18xm x 9cm.

L - 23cm x 23cm x 11cm

We quote the effective W671 dimensions of 28 x 38 x 12 cms on our website. The W671 has a quasi-gusset shape, so the width quoted is the width of the bottom seam. If you measure the bag at the top, you will find that it is much wider. We haven’t changed the specification.

When opened 50cm each side and when its closed 78cm each side.

The sizes are below;

S/M - 57cm

L/XL - 59cm

It is an external front panel that can be used to store items on the outside of the bag. 

Minimum circumference = 85cm

Maximum circumference = 120cm

Minimum circumference = 85cm

Maximum circumference = 118cm

The circumference of the hat is 59cm.

Sizes Small to Medium are 57cm

Large to Extra Large are 59cm

Both hats feature an elastic sweatband to enable the range of sizes.

1.5 Litres

The B450 is a 'One size fits most' knitted hat. It is designed for an adult head size.

Adult head sizes are commonly in the range of 56cm to 62cm and the b450 will comfortably fit this range of head sizes.