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commonly referred to as digital printing, is a printing method that involves sprinkling ink directly onto a hat to produce an intricate and colorful design. Although it has significant restrictions, it may be used to print tiny drawings or pictures. 

Mesh and textiles with irregular textures, like those used for hats, don't print as well as other types of cloth, and design files that are too vast or excessively complicated might lower the print quality.

is a printing technique that involves pressing ink directly onto the hat using a mesh stencil. It creates consistent, high-quality prints, making it perfect for high-volume printing. 

However, it has significant drawbacks, such as the need for a stencil for each color and ineffectiveness for small patterns. Smaller patterns may be distorted or hard to see, and multicolored images may yield less accurate results.

is a technique that involves sewing a design onto a hat with thread. It is long-lasting and perfect for design components like text and logos. 

It does have certain drawbacks, though, such as the inability to produce brilliant colors and good results with some materials. Choosing three (3) colors at most is recommended for this style. Additionally, hats may get a little heavier due to embroidered patterns, which might affect how comfortable they are.

is a method of transferring a design from a printed sheet onto a hat with heat and pressure. It produces excellent results with vivid colors, making it perfect for multicolored patterns.

However, if the design file is of poor quality, the resolution of the design may suffer. Furthermore, this approach might not be appropriate for designs with fine details or text.