For professional hat designers

The working tool for hat designers

You design caps for clients — and you're doing it with static template packs and hand-painted angles. CBOs gives you the real cap in 3D: rotate it, swap suede for corduroy in one tap, raise a true 3D puff off the crown, and hand your client an HD photo pack and 360 video instead of a flat JPEG. Deliver in an hour what used to take an evening.

Free to start — your first client board costs nothing
Free to start4.8★ on the App StoreHD photo pack: 8 views360 video rendersClient IP stays the client's
Moodboard with pinned cap design cards used to present directions to a client
Built for client work

What you deliver, not just what you draw

Every feature below is live in the Studio today.

White-label renders

HD photo packs (8 product views) and vertical 360/showroom videos your client can use for pre-orders and ads — watermark removal available.

Client brand assets in AI

The AI workflow has a dedicated slot for your client's logo, so generated artwork reproduces their brand faithfully instead of inventing one.

Reusable asset library

Every cleaned logo, AI output and imported graphic stays in your library — repeatable workflows across clients and revisions.

Portable project files

Full projects export as a single portable .cbos file: back up client work, move between machines, archive deliverables.

The designer workflow

From brief to approved cap

A client workflow that ends with a sample, not a mood PDF.

  1. Pin the direction on a moodboard

    Collect references, textures and first sketches on the built-in moodboard — pins, polaroids and notes your client instantly understands.

  2. Build the cap in real 3D

    Open the right model — trucker, dad hat, snapback, fitted — recolor panels with the fabric alive, and place the client's artwork on the actual surface.

  3. Deliver renders, not screenshots

    Generate the HD photo pack and a 360 video from the same design. Your client gets launch-ready visuals with your name on the invoice.

  4. Close with a physical sample

    $60 sample7 days

    When the client approves, the same design becomes a real sample for $60 in about 7 days — and you become the designer who also solved production.

Template packs vs a real tool

Static hat templates vs the CBOs Studio

A $25 template pack gives you someone else's angles. Your hand is still the talent — give it a cap that moves.

Procreate template packCBOs
AnglesThe 1-3 views the pack ships withAny angle — it's a real 3D model
MaterialsPainted by hand, repainted per revisionReal suede, corduroy, cotton — recolor in one tap
Client deliverableFlat imagesHD photo pack + 360 video, white-label
After approvalYour client still needs a factory1 sample $60 → production from 50 pieces
The business case

The math for a working designer

Your tool should pay for itself on the first job.

One revision cycle saved

Client wants the crown in navy suede instead of black cotton? That's one tap and a re-render, not an evening of repainting angles.

A deliverable clients pay more for

A rotating 360 video and an 8-view photo pack justify a higher line item than a flat mockup — and they're generated, not hand-built.

Production as your upsell

When the client asks 'who makes it?', you have the answer inside the same workflow: sample for $60, bulk from 50 pieces. The IP stays with your client.

FAQ for hat designers

Can I use CBOs for client work commercially?

Yes. Designs you create for clients belong to you and your client — the IP always stays with the design's owner. CBOs manufactures caps; it doesn't claim rights over your work.

Can I remove the CBOs watermark from renders?

HD photo packs render clean, and the showroom video watermark can be removed with tokens — so your client deliverables carry your studio's name, not ours.

Do my clients need a CBOs account?

No. You deliver renders, videos and the moodboard presentation; your client never has to touch the tool. If they later want production, the sample order runs through your design.

Does it replace Procreate?

No — it completes it. Many designers sketch artwork in Procreate, then bring it into CBOs to place it on the real 3D cap, test materials and produce client deliverables. The 2D editor also covers brush work, layer styles and text if you want one tool.

What does it cost?

Starting is free. Pro is €25/month with 1,000 AI tokens included for AI recipes and HD renders — less than most designers charge for a single mockup revision.

CBOs Studio

Your next client presentation, in 3D

Open the Studio free, build the first cap on a real model and send your client something they haven't seen from anyone else.

Free to start. No credit card, no install.