Design custom caps in 3D before you sample them

The CBOs 3D Editor is built for headwear development, not simple logo mockups. It helps brands work with cap materials, artwork placement, embroidery effects, rhinestones, metallic pins and visual references before sampling or production.

Real-time artwork placement lets brands move logos and graphics across the front, sides, back and brim while checking scale, spacing and balance against the curves and seams of the cap.

Graphics can come from the CBOs 2D Editor or from files a brand already has. Brands can create logos, text layouts and cap artwork in the 2D Editor, then place those graphics onto the 3D cap to check scale, position and overall direction before rendering or sampling.

CBOs is designed to preview premium cap details such as rhinestones, decorative stones, metallic pins, custom accessories, flat embroidery, 3D puff and patch-style decoration effects.

The 3D workflow helps brands explore cap colors, fabrics, panels and construction details before moving toward sample review or production planning.

The CBOs 3D Editor focuses on custom cap styles such as snapbacks, 6-panel caps, 5-panel caps, trucker caps, dad hats, fitted caps, rope caps and performance cap directions.

A CBOs 3D design does not replace a physical sample. It helps clarify artwork placement, materials, decoration details and proportions before sampling, while a physical sample is still needed to check fit, fabric feel, construction and final decoration quality.

A clearer 3D cap reference can reduce misunderstandings around placement, scale, materials and decoration details when the project moves into sampling or production review.

The CBOs 3D Editor is web-based, so it can be used across mobile, tablet and desktop devices without installing heavy design software.

Approved 3D cap designs can be turned into product renders, presentation visuals, launch assets and content for feedback, drops, product pages or pre-orders.