DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A STRUCTURED AND UNSTRUCTURED CAP

Description : Caps are an iconic piece of headgear that has been a staple for decades. Many times the term unstructured or structured is used to describe the cap. The crown of a baseball cap can have a buckram or stiff fabric behind the front two panels of the crown giving it structure so it is called a structured cap. Behind the crown and the two panels, there is no support. A structured cap looks the same and keeps its form when you remove it whereas an unstructured cap will collapse slightly without your head in the hat sustaining it. The height of the crown is also important as high-profile caps are always structured. Unstructured caps sometimes have a solid or mesh back and are low profile and are mostly made out of cotton. A structured cap gives a more polished or crisp look so it''s good for teams or uniforms. An unstructured cap tends to give a more casual look. If you are planning to have your team name or logo on the front of your cap then a structured cap will hold the weight of it a little better.