"Cure Celiac" - Embroidered Hat

It is a baseball hat. I had it embroidered. I'll tell you about that where they ask about how the embroidery turned out - I think it's the next question and answer box. Anyway, it is well made, it fits nicely, arrived in a timely manner, and will be a hat that will see lots of use. I don't play baseball anymore, but for some reason I still wear baseball caps. And I'm glad to call this newbie my own. The embroidery is nonpareil - sinuous curves and starched, ramrod straight sections on each letter, whether it be a consonant or vowel. The contrasting embroidery against the dark silhouette of the chapeau means extra emphasis for the missive trumpeted clearly on the front crown. I don't think it's a stretch at all to say that it really is, in the end, the embroidery that makes this hat.

The cap is made of excellent material, very well constructed. I am more than satisfied that I got great value for the money.

About the product: I like the way I can change the stitch colors for the threads when designing the color scheme for an embroidery stitch pattern at the Zazzle on-line store. This gives the end-user a value added feeling of control when ordering their product, and for me ... a joy to construct and see an instant rendering of what the change in color schemes may produce for any given market niche. About the embroidery: The product is very tight. Much tighter than I could ever achieve using a simple Pfaff digital sewing machine with a one-needle configuration, when changing the thread colors for each layer of the design becomes a chore. I consider the output from the Zazzle embroidery section to be very close to NFL quality. Now, if you all could somehow offer an Icon-font type conversion of the design pattern in both color and black n white, or an export to (.svg) then I believe you may have all of the bases covered with your embroidery stitch offerings.