How it is made

Made to be worn every day.
Made to mean something.

Each cap has to earn its place as an object first: well made, comfortable, and plain enough for work, the ball field, and church in the same week. The meaning is layered in three places.

Three layers of meaning.

Abba & Co. cap, front: ABBA & Co. in raised black stitching with an orange ampersand on a cream crown, black brim

01

On the front

The name in raised 3D puff embroidery. Recognizable across a ball field, plain enough for any room.

Every cap: The one-line logo in 3D puff
Thread: Black letters, orange ampersand

02

On the side

A single Scripture reference in small flat stitching, for anyone who asks.

Me and My House: 24:15
Seek First: 6:33
Goodness and Mercy: 23:6
For This Child: 1:27

Inside the Me and My House cap: the label with Joshua 24:15, and the orange under the brim

03

Inside the band

A navy woven label at the back of the sweatband, with the full verse.

Me and My House: Joshua 24:15
Seek First: Matthew 6:33
Goodness and Mercy: Psalm 23:6
For This Child: 1 Samuel 1:27

The cap itself

Honest materials.

Cloth Cotton twill: cream crown, black brim, Blaze Orange underbrim.
Shape Structured 5-panel A-frame with a seamless front, mid-profile, with a curved brim.
Closure Plastic snapback, the same color as the crown. One adjustable size. Hat sizes 6⅞ to 7⅝
Thread Black and Blaze Orange embroidery thread, with foam matched to the thread color.

From drawing to a cap in hand.

01 Drawn for foam The front lettering is redrawn with sturdier strokes so it holds raised embroidery.
02 Digitized An embroiderer turns the drawing into stitch paths for the machine.
03 Strike-off A test stitch on real cloth, checked for crisp edges and full coverage.
04 Sampled Finished caps are made and adjusted before any are sold.
05 Worn Samples are worn for weeks to test comfort, shape, and wash.