無地 100%オーガニックコットンキッズビーニー卸売 - 1202

GOTS認証済みのキッズ用ビーニーをご紹介します。ブランドのための完璧な無地キャンバスです。純粋で柔らかいオーガニックコットンから作られており、お子さまのことを考えて設計された、安全で快適かつ持続可能な選択肢です。

主な特徴

肌に優しい：100％オーガニックコットン製で、自然に通気性があり低刺激。子どもの繊細な肌に最適です。
安全性と持続可能性：GOTS認証を取得しており、有害な化学物質を使わず、製造過程全体が倫理的かつ環境に配慮されています。
子どもに快適なフィット感：伸縮性のある柔らかいニットで、遊んでいる間も快適にフィットし、小さな頭を暖かく保ちます。
卸売用無地デザイン：ミニマルでタグなしのデザインは、あなただけのブランドにカスタマイズできる白紙の状態です。

Flexible Customization for Every Brand Need

Key Features

Gentle on Skin: Made from 100% organic cotton, these beanies are naturally breathable and hypoallergenic, perfect for a child's delicate skin.
Safety & Sustainability: GOTS Certified, guaranteeing that every beanie is produced without harmful chemicals and that the entire process is ethical and environmentally friendly.
Comfortable Fit for Kids: A stretchy, soft knit provides a snug yet flexible fit, ensuring it stays on comfortably during playtime and keeps little heads warm.
Wholesale Blank Design: The minimalist, tag-free design is a blank slate, ready to be customized for your unique brand.

Recommended Customization Options

Embroidery: The most popular option, offering a durable, high-quality look that's great for logos and detailed designs.
Woven Labels or Patches: Add a unique, premium touch with a custom woven label or patch sewn onto the cuff.

Build Your Custom Beanie from Yarn to Finish

Choose the beanie shape, yarn, knit structure, colors, branding, and packaging that fit your collection. Send us a reference image, sketch, or tech pack, and our team will review the construction before sampling.

Choose Your Custom Beanie Style and Fit

The silhouette determines how a custom beanie looks, fits and displays your branding.

Start with a classic cuffed beanie, a short fisherman shape or a relaxed slouch fit. Then define the finished height, cuff depth, opening width and stretch level required for your customer.

Available Beanie Styles

Cuffed Beanie

A classic knit beanie with a fold-over cuff. The cuff provides a stable area for embroidery, woven labels and patches.

Double-Cuff Beanie

A deeper folded construction with extra layers around the ears. It creates a substantial appearance for winter and outdoor collections.

Fisherman Beanie

A short, close-fitting silhouette designed to sit above or around the ears. Common in workwear, streetwear and lifestyle collections.

Slouch Beanie

A longer body creates a relaxed shape at the back of the head. Suitable for fashion-led and casual branded beanies.

Pom-Pom Beanie

A cuffed or uncuffed beanie finished with a yarn, faux-fur or removable pom-pom. Colors can match or contrast with the body.

Earflap Beanie

Extended side sections provide additional ear coverage. Braided ties, tassels and interior lining can be added according to the design.

Kids’ Beanie

A smaller pattern developed for children. Finished measurements, stretch, trims and labeling should be reviewed for the intended age group.

Fit and Measurement Options

Finished height: Measure from the top of the beanie to the lower opening while the product is laid flat and unstretched.
Opening width: Measure straight across the lower opening without stretching the knit.
Cuff height: Measure from the lower folded edge to the top edge of the cuff.
Crown shape: Choose a rounded crown, shaped decrease, gathered top or pom-pom finish.
Fit level: Close, regular or relaxed.
Size range: Adult, youth, kids or custom measurements.
Layer construction: Single layer, double layer or partially lined.
Cuff construction: Fixed cuff, adjustable fold or double-fold cuff.

Fit Development Tip

A reference sample gives the factory the clearest fit standard.

Send the sample together with the finished height, opening width and cuff height. State whether measurements are taken in a relaxed or stretched condition. This prevents a “regular fit” from being interpreted differently by the buyer and factory.

Develop Custom Yarn Colors and Knitted Patterns

Color in a knitted beanie is influenced by the fibre, yarn texture, knit structure and lighting.

Choose from available yarn colors or develop a custom-dyed shade. Stripes, marl yarns, contrast cuffs and knitted jacquard patterns can also be used to build a recognizable brand design.

Color Capabilities Content

Stock yarn colors: Select from available yarn shades for a more straightforward development process.
Custom-dyed yarn: Develop a color using a Pantone reference and an approved physical yarn swatch.
Marl and heather yarn: Combine fibre colors to create a mixed or textured appearance.
Contrast construction: Use different colors for the body, cuff, crown, pom-pom or interior layer.
Knitted stripes: Add horizontal, vertical or engineered stripe patterns.
Jacquard knitting: Knit logos, lettering or repeating artwork directly into the beanie.
Tone-on-tone branding: Combine a body color with a slightly lighter or darker logo.
Multicolor artwork: Use multiple yarn colors within the limits of the selected knit construction.

Solid and Tonal

Use one primary yarn color throughout the beanie or combine closely related shades.

This works well for minimalist branding, tonal embroidery and premium material-focused collections.

Stripes and Color Blocking

Combine contrasting yarn colors across the body, cuff, crown or pom-pom.

The stripe width and color change points should be shown in the artwork or technical drawing.

Jacquard and Knitted Patterns

Integrate logos, text or repeating artwork into the knitted structure.

The design may need to be simplified according to the knit gauge, yarn thickness and number of colors.

Custom-dyed yarn availability and minimum quantity depend on the selected fibre, yarn construction and color.

Pantone references provide a starting point. Final color approval should be based on a physical yarn swatch because textured fibres can appear different from a printed color standard.

Choose the Beanie Knit Structure and Construction

Knit structure determines the surface texture, stretch, warmth and shape of a custom beanie.

The same yarn can produce very different results when used in a fine rib, chunky cable or jacquard construction. Review yarn count, ply and knit gauge together rather than selecting them separately.

1×1 Rib Knit

A fine vertical rib with balanced stretch and a clean appearance.

Suitable for close-fitting beanies, fine-gauge Merino styles and smaller embroidered logos.

Waffle Knit

A grid-like surface adds texture and visual depth.

The structure can affect stretch and finished weight, so measurements should be approved on the actual knitted sample.

2×2 Rib Knit

A wider rib that creates a more visible knitted texture.

Frequently used for cuffed beanies, fisherman beanies and medium-to-chunky yarn constructions.

Jacquard Knit

Multiple yarn colors are knitted into a logo, wordmark or repeating pattern.

Artwork detail is limited by the knit gauge and yarn thickness. Fine lines and small lettering may require simplification.

Jersey Knit

A smoother knitted surface with less visible rib texture.

It provides a clean background for simple branding, color blocking and selected print applications.

Double-Layer Knit

Two knitted layers create a fuller construction and allow different interior and exterior colors.

The additional layer affects warmth, stretch, weight and finished measurements.

Cable Knit

Raised interlocking patterns create a dimensional, traditional winter appearance.

Cable size and spacing should be developed according to the yarn thickness and finished beanie width.

Mixed Knit Structure

Combine rib, jersey, cable or jacquard sections within one beanie.

The transition points should be clearly shown in the technical drawing to control shape and pattern placement.

Construction Details to Confirm

Yarn count and number of plies
Knit gauge
Single-layer or double-layer construction
Finished height and opening width
Crown shaping and decrease method
Linked, knitted or sewn crown seam
Cuff depth and fold construction
Stretch and recovery requirement
Finished product weight
Lining attachment method

Add Custom Logos and Decoration to Your Beanie

A logo method must work with the selected yarn, knit structure and placement.

Direct embroidery, knitted jacquard and patches create different levels of detail, texture and stretch. Test the decoration on the actual beanie construction before approving bulk production.

Direct Embroidery

The logo is stitched directly onto the cuff or beanie body.

This method suits clear wordmarks and compact designs. Stitch density, backing and logo size should be adjusted to prevent the knitted fabric from puckering or losing stretch.

Knit-In Jacquard Logo

The logo becomes part of the knitted construction.

Jacquard works well for bold lettering, repeating logos and all-over patterns. Small details may need to be simplified according to the knit gauge.

Woven or Embroidered Patch

A separately produced patch is sewn onto the cuff or body.

Patches provide defined edges and allow more detail than some direct embroidery applications. Patch size should be matched to the cuff height and beanie stretch.

Additional Branding Options

Woven cuff label: A small folded or flat label sewn into the cuff edge.
Leather patch: Genuine or alternative leather with debossed, embossed or printed branding.
PU patch: A consistent synthetic patch suitable for molded or debossed details.
Silicone patch: A flexible raised logo with a clean technical appearance.
Chenille patch: A textured patch commonly used for letters and collegiate-inspired graphics.
Metal badge: A small metal branding element attached with an appropriate backing.
Reflective label: A visible branding detail for selected outdoor and performance products.
Interior print: A printed logo, size mark or care message placed inside a compatible lining.
Pom-pom color branding: Use custom color combinations to connect the pom-pom with the brand palette.

Decoration Application Notes

Dense embroidery can restrict the stretch of knitted fabric.
Large logos may distort lightweight or open knit structures.
Use suitable backing to control puckering and edge definition.
Keep patches within the usable height of the cuff.
Simplify jacquard artwork according to the knit gauge.
Check that metal badges do not create uncomfortable interior contact points.
Approve the logo size, color, position and attachment method on a physical sample.

Build a Complete Private-Label Beanie

Private-label branding extends beyond the front logo.

Add cuff labels, interior brand labels, fibre-content information, care instructions, hang tags and retail barcodes to prepare custom beanies for wholesale, retail or direct-to-consumer sales.

1.
Cuff LabelA woven, printed or folded label sewn onto the front or side of the cuff.The label width and height should fit the usable cuff area without restricting stretch.
2.
Side-Seam LabelA small folded label inserted into the side or back seam.Suitable for subtle secondary branding and small wordmarks.
3.
Interior Brand LabelA main brand label placed inside the beanie or attached to the lining.Position it away from high-friction areas where possible.
4.
Fibre-Content and Care LabelLists the fibre composition, care instructions and country of origin required for the destination market.Confirm the required language and regulatory information before production.
5.
Size LabelDisplays adult, youth or kids’ sizing, or a specific size designation.It can be produced as a separate label or combined with the main care label.
6.
Hang TagA printed retail tag attached to the beanie with a string, pin or approved fastener.It can include the brand story, material information, barcode, SKU and retail price.

Label Specifications

Woven Labels

Suitable for clean wordmarks and durable branding.

Define the dimensions, fold type, background color, edge finish and attachment position.

Printed Labels

Suitable for detailed artwork, care information and multiple lines of text.

Confirm the label material, print colors and wash requirements.

Leather or PU Patches

Suitable for embossed, debossed, printed or molded branding.

Specify the material, thickness, edge shape, color and sewing-hole arrangement.

Heat-Transfer Labels

A low-profile option for selected interior linings and compatible materials.

Test adhesion, stretch and surface appearance on the actual material.

Private-Label Checklist

Confirm the destination market before preparing compliance labels.
Include fibre composition and percentage.
Provide care symbols and written instructions where required.
Confirm country-of-origin wording.
Match label size to the cuff and beanie proportions.
Check that interior labels do not create uncomfortable edges.
Add SKU, color, size and barcode information when required by the sales channel.

Our Production Standards

We combine world-class factory capabilities, uncompromising quality control, and a transparent global supply chain so you can scale your brand with absolute confidence.