Embroidered, not printed. Your logo stitched on the Port & Company CP90 — the beanie we embroider more than any other.
Real per-piece prices for an embroidered order — not a blank-goods price. Order more, pay less per beanie. Our minimum is 12.
Beanies are not a side item here. The CP90 is our single best-selling beanie, and beanie embroidery is one of the jobs our machines run most often. That volume is the reason our pricing is sharp and the reason we already know how your logo will behave on a knit.
One style, ordered again and again, in 27 colors. It's the beanie we embroider more than any other, so our team knows the CP90 inside and out.
Our embroidery staff reviews every design before production. If something looks like it won't stitch well on a beanie, we tell you right away and suggest a fix — that call happens before anything goes on a machine, not after.
The photos on this page are actual embroidered samples of the CP90, CP90L and SP15 — and CP90 customers have posted 16 photos of their own finished beanies alongside their reviews. What the stitching looks like on a real beanie is exactly what you are looking at.
A beanie is a small, curved, stretchy panel with roughly 4" × 2" to work in. Sizing artwork for that space, holding it steady while it stitches, and picking thread that reads against a knit color are decisions we make every day.
Same job, quoted eight ways: 36 embroidered beanies, one location. These are the prices published on our own price comparison, refreshed monthly. We are not going to dress it up with a percentage — read the column.
| Company | Price per beanie |
|---|---|
| Bolt Printing — CP90 | $10.60 |
| Broken Arrow | $13.06 |
| Customized Wear (plus shipping fee) | $13.25 |
| Uber Prints | $13.82 |
| Allied Shirts | $14.59 |
| Custom Ink | $14.75 |
| Rush Order Tees | $17.50 |
| Discount Mugs | $26.75 |
How to read this: our price is the Port & Company CP90 at 36 pieces with embroidery in one location, up to 8,000 stitches, no setup fee and free standard shipping. Competitor prices are the quantity-36 embroidered beanie prices published in our comparison grid on 08-04-2026 and are checked monthly; where a company charges an additional shipping or setup fee at checkout, it is noted beside the price. Prices move — the grid is the live source.
The price on this page is the price of an embroidered beanie. Here is exactly what that covers, so nothing shows up later that you did not agree to.
No setup fees. The per-piece price shown includes the beanie and embroidery.
Embroidery on one side is the most popular choice, and it is what the price includes. Other placements are available — ask and we will price it.
Included in the price shown. Most beanie-sized logos land inside it; if yours runs larger, we will tell you before you order. Stitch count depends on your artwork, not on quality.
Our embroidery staff checks your design before production and you approve a proof before we stitch the run.
Production and shipping are two different clocks. With paid shipping, embroidered beanies have a 2-business-day production turnaround — that is how long it takes us to embroider and pack your order, with transit time added on top of it. Free shipping orders arrive in 9–14 business days. Call 888-909-2658 and we will confirm the date for your quantity before you commit.
Not the whole catalog — the three styles that answer almost every beanie order we take. Pick the reason that sounds like your order.

The classic cuffed knit beanie and the price anchor on this page. Choose it if you want the safest, sharpest-priced option — 100% acrylic with a 3" folding cuff.

Want extra warmth? Take the CP90L. Same cuff, same clean embroidery, with a full 100% fleece lining for outdoor crews and cold-weather uniforms.

Want the classic pom look? The SP15 is our next-best-selling beanie style — bold colors, four top-seams and a structured cuff that gives the logo a clean, high-visibility panel.
Three things we tell customers before a beanie run. None of them cost you anything, and all three change how the finished beanie looks.
Bold shapes and clean lettering translate beautifully into thread. Hairline details, thin outlines and tiny taglines rarely survive the trip onto a knit — dropping them almost always makes the beanie look better, not plainer.
Most beanies give you an embroidery area of about 4" wide × 2" high. Designs that work within this horizontal space tend to translate best. Keep important lettering and details large enough to remain clear when embroidered.
Thread has to separate from the knit to read at a distance. Light thread on a dark beanie — or the reverse — keeps the logo crisp. Matching a thread to a similar beanie color is what makes stitching disappear.
Customers rate the CP90 4.8 out of 5 — Comfort 4.9, Quality 4.8, Value for money 4.8 — and Bolt Printing holds a 4.8 service rating. Read them on the CP90 product page.
Every order is backed by our quality guarantee and the Bolt Promise — artwork review, a proof you approve, and support that answers.
Not sure which beanie or whether your logo will stitch well? Call 888-909-2658 and someone who embroiders beanies will tell you straight.
Pick a color, drop in your logo, and see your price update as you change the quantity. No setup fees, minimum 12.