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All CapMixy caps feature adjustable closures designed to fit most head sizes comfortably. The standard range covers 21.5 to 24 inches (54-61 cm) in circumference, which fits about 95% of adults. If you're unsure about your size, grab a flexible tape measure and wrap it around your head about an inch above your eyebrows and ears. That's your head circumference. If you're within our range, you're good to go. If you're on the edge or outside it, reach out and we'll help you find the best option.

Crown depth matters more than most people realize. A shallow crown sits higher on your head and works well for people who prefer a fitted, athletic look. A deeper crown provides more coverage and works better for larger head shapes or anyone who wants a relaxed, casual fit. Most CapMixy caps have a medium crown depth - not too shallow, not too deep - which strikes a balance between comfort and style. If you've had issues with caps feeling too tight or too loose in the past, crown depth is likely the culprit.

Brim shape is mostly about personal preference. A flat brim looks clean and modern, perfect for streetwear styles. A curved brim offers more sun protection and suits outdoor or casual wear. CapMixy caps come with a slight pre-curve that can be adjusted to your liking - bend it more for a classic look, or keep it flatter for a contemporary style. The internal reinforcement ensures the brim holds whatever shape you give it, so you're not stuck with a factory curve that doesn't match your taste.

Most cap brands don't want you to know how much their products actually cost to make. A $60 "premium" cap typically costs $8 to $12 in materials and labor, with the rest going to marketing, retail markups, and profit margins. We think that's dishonest. At CapMixy, we price based on real costs, not brand prestige. Our caps range from $22 to $32 because that's what they're actually worth - no inflated markup, no fake luxury pricing.

Here's the breakdown: fabric costs $4 to $7 per cap depending on the blend. High-quality cotton-polyester blends cost more than cheap 100% polyester, but they breathe better and last longer. Stitching and labor add another $5 to $8, depending on complexity. We work with facilities that pay fair wages and maintain safe conditions, which costs more than sweatshop labor but aligns with our values. Shipping, packaging, and operational costs add $3 to $5 per cap. What's left is a modest profit margin that keeps the business running and allows us to invest in better materials and quality improvements.

We don't spend money on celebrity endorsements, influencer campaigns, or expensive retail partnerships. Those strategies drive up costs without improving the product. Instead, we invest in better fabrics, tighter quality control, and customer service that actually helps. This keeps our prices low while maintaining high standards. When you buy a CapMixy cap, you're paying for the cap - not for a Super Bowl ad or a fashion show sponsorship.