Custom Pacific Headwear 105C 5-Panel Trucker Snapback Cap

The Pacific Headwear 105C is a five-panel poly/cotton trucker cap with breathable trucker mesh, a mid profile, a self-material undervisor, and an adjustable snapback closure, available in nine colorways. Wholesale Caps and Embroidery, decorating headwear since 1979, embroiders every 105C in-house at our Houston, TX facility — the poly/cotton front takes flat embroidery, 3D puff embroidery, leather/woven/rubber patches, or DTF printing, while the mesh side and back panels take flat or puff embroidery only. Minimum order is 12 pieces, mixable across colorways with other custom trucker caps that share the same decoration.

Being a one-size snapback with a low cost per piece, the 105C is a common pick for tournaments, festival booths, and customer-appreciation events where one order needs to cover several teams or departments without collecting sizes. Compare it to the tri-color Pacific Headwear 104S contrast stitch trucker, or the heather-front Pacific Headwear 106C snapback.

Send your logo file and we'll return a free digital mockup before production starts. Artwork is kept on file at no extra cost, so reorders go straight into production. Volume pricing tiers begin at 24 pieces, and production runs 7–10 business days from proof approval.

Pacific Headwear 105C FAQ

What is the minimum order for the Pacific Headwear 105C?
12 pieces, mixable across any of the nine colorways with the same decoration. Volume pricing tiers begin at 24 pieces.

Is the 105C one size?
Yes. The Pacific Headwear 105C is a one-size cap with an adjustable snapback closure, so no size split is needed and you can order a single flat quantity for an event or a crew.

Do you keep our artwork on file for reorders?
Yes — your digitized embroidery file stays on file at no extra cost, so reorders go straight into production.

Can I save this as a quote before I order?
Yes. Build your order in our on-page customizer, save it as a shareable quote with mockup images, and send the link to whoever needs to sign off before you submit it for production.