Cap Style Elements

1. Piping
A thin decorative cord or seam (usually in contrasting color) that outlines panels or seams on the cap.
Adds a clean, tailored, or sporty look.
Classification: Decorative accent – used on structured caps, uniforms, or motorsport-style hats.

2. Rope
A braided rope across the front panel, typically on the brim seam.
Often seen in vintage, nautical, or retro golf caps.
Classification: Vintage/Novelty/Promotional – often seen on truckers or foam front hats.

3. Sandwich
Refers to the contrast-colored strip between the top and bottom layers of the brim/visor (like the "filling" in a sandwich).
Subtle but classy design detail.
Classification: Brim accent – used to elevate the look of casual or corporate caps.

4. Flattop Cap
Also known as a military cap or cadet cap.
Features a flat top with a short, stiff brim and often a boxy crown.
Classification: Cap type – Military/Urban fashion