Baseball Pins for Hats

Custom baseball pins for hats give teams, coaches and supporters a compact emblem for caps worn at games, travel days and team events. Start with one clear team name, initial, mascot or baseball motif, then size the artwork for the intended position on the cap.

A broad crossed-bat or pennant layout can give longer wording more room without making the central mark compete for space. Use the pictured layouts as inspiration, adjust the proportions for your artwork or submit a different concept.

Choose the position and backing together so the finished pin suits how your group plans to wear it; the pictured cap is a placement example and is not included. If trading rather than cap wear is the main purpose, browse Custom Trading Pins.

• Choose the location first: Mark the front panel, side panel or brim area and note any embroidery or seam that must remain clear. A simple measurement is sufficient; a cap photo is optional when the position is easier to show visually.
• Review the full outline: Crossed bats, pennants and separate elements extend beyond the central emblem. Compare both width and height with the available cap area instead of choosing by size label alone.

• Keep the design readable: Give the team name, initials or mascot priority and limit secondary wording. Contrast should be considered against the actual cap color.
• Plan the attachment: Tell Yearpins where and how the pin will be worn. Review the proposed post and backing location on the proof, especially for a wide design, thicker fabric or brim placement.

1. Send authorized team artwork, exact wording, colors, selected size, quantity and intended cap position; add a marked cap photo if it helps explain the placement.
2. Review the quote and proposed layout, including the requested backing, packaging and any separate design version.
3. Check the digital proof for physical width and height, contrast, lettering, full outline and post position.
4. Approve the final artwork, quantity and schedule before production, then retain the proof for repeat orders.

Is the hat shown in the image included?

No. This product is the custom pin. The cap image demonstrates one possible placement; supply or source the hats separately.

Do I have to send a photo of the cap?

No. A measurement and clear description of the intended position may be enough. A marked photo is useful when embroidery, seams, panel shape or brim construction affects the available space.

How do I choose a size for a cap?

Compare the pin's full proposed width and height with the intended cap area. Review the proof at physical size because a wide pennant or crossed-bats outline can occupy more space than a compact emblem with the same nominal size.

Which backing should I choose?

Describe the cap fabric, intended position and how securely the pin must stay in place. The available backing and post arrangement should be confirmed for the approved design rather than assumed from a front-view image.

Can the same pin work on adult and youth caps?

It may, but the available panel space can differ. Check the more restricted cap first and review the proposed scale and position before approving one size for the full group.