Custom Richardson 112 Hats: The Complete Guide (2026)

The standard by which all trucker caps are measured: a 60/40 cotton and polyester front, 100 percent polyester mesh back, structured mid-pro crown, precurved bill, and a snapback closure. It comes in a deep range of solid and two-tone colorways.

This is the cap to buy when you want the safe answer. It fits nearly everyone, the color range covers almost any brand palette, and at $18.71 it leaves room in the budget for quality embroidery. If your team asks for "the trucker hat," this is the one they mean.

The 112FPC takes the same premium materials as the classic 112 and rebuilds them on Richardson’s Hi Pro Champ shape: five panels with a pinch front that reads a little bolder and a little more current than the six-panel original.

Pick this one when the classic 112 feels too expected. The pinch-front silhouette photographs well and gives a design-led team something slightly different without leaving the trucker family. Same price as the 112, so the choice is purely aesthetic.

The 323FPC swaps the mesh back for full cotton twill: a structured Champ shape in 100 percent cotton with a precurved bill and a Softsnap adjustable backstrap.

Full fabric reads dressier than mesh and wears warmer, which makes this the trucker-adjacent pick for brands that want the shape without the breezy mesh look. It is also the better canvas if your logo wants to wrap wider than a front panel.

The 220 is built from lightweight performance polyester with an unstructured, relaxed mid-pro shape, Stay-Dri moisture management, and a UPF 35 sun rating.

This is the running-club and field-crew hat. The unstructured crown packs flat in a bag, the fabric dries fast, and it looks right on a trail or a jobsite in a way a foam trucker does not.

The 225 carries the same Stay-Dri moisture tech and UPF 35 rating as the 220, but in a lightly structured, low-profile shape that holds its form.

Choose the 225 over the 220 when you want performance fabric with a bit more polish. The structured front takes embroidery cleaner, so it is the better pick when logo presentation matters as much as function.

The 355 is the trend piece of the performance line: a five-panel structured rope cap in a 60/40 nylon and cotton blend, with laser-perforated side and back panels for airflow and Stay-Dri management in the crown.

Rope caps are having their golf-adjacent moment, and this one does it with substance rather than just styling. It is the priciest cap in the lineup at $24.96 and it looks it, which makes it a strong pick for client gifts and golf outings.

The 256 Umpqua pairs a structured Gramps shape with a flat bill, a mesh flip-up stay, and a lightweight 85/15 cotton and nylon build carrying a UPF 50+ rating.

This is the modern-classic golf cap. The flat bill and Gramps crown give it a vintage clubhouse look while the fabric and sun rating are entirely current. It stands out in a sea of precurved truckers.

The 356 is heavyweight cotton twill in a relaxed, unstructured five-panel Gramps shape with a precurved bill and Softsnap closure.

Unstructured twill breaks in like a favorite old cap, which is exactly the point. Pick the 356 for a lived-in, dad-hat feel that suits understated logos and earth-tone palettes.