Tell London what you want on a cap and she designs it. Or build it yourself in the designer. You see a preview before anything is printed, then it turns up in the post.
Brief London in a sentence, or build it yourself in the designer.
She sends you a preview of the finished hat within a few days.
Changes are free. Nothing is printed until you say yes.
3 to 4 weeks after approval. London packs every order herself and posts it anywhere in NZ for $7.
Most people have a rough idea and no time. That's fine. London has the ideas and, until school goes back, the time.
A nickname, an in-joke, your dog, a band, a colour you like. One sentence is enough. She'll mock it up and send a preview before anything is printed.
If you'd rather London surprise you, write "surprise me" and give her one clue.You pay at checkout. London sends a preview before anything is printed.
"Can you do something with a sausage dog" became this. Your brief can be that short.
Takes about 10 seconds. London tidies up whatever it draws before printing.
The designer is a sketch. London tidies spacing and anything that won't print, then sends you the real preview.

Round one was the summer of 2024. London did every design and placed every order herself. It was also the first time she had used a computer, so the learning curve was steep and the cursor took a while to find. 24 hats later, she had it.
Round two works the same way. London reads your brief, picks the font, draws or finds the picture, and lays it all out herself. Then it goes to the printer, then it comes back, then she checks it, then she packs it and takes it to the post shop. Dad's job is to not touch anything.

One custom cap
Two custom caps
Three or more caps
A few of the designs from 2024. Every one started as a text message along the lines of "can you do something with a sausage dog".
Gazatron
Summer in London
Rupert's Fan Club
Maisie
London, dog edition
JB
Clementine
Veni vidi viciLondon designs every hat herself. The caps are printed by a production partner, then checked by London before they go in the post.
Preview within a few days. Once you approve, allow 3 to 4 weeks for the hat to be made and shipped. If you need it for a date, say so in the notes and London will tell you straight whether it's doable.
Very close. The designer is a sketch. London tidies up spacing, fixes anything that won't print well, and sends you the real preview before anything is made.
Tell her. She'll change it. If you still don't like it, you get a full refund. Nothing is printed until you've said yes.
Adjustable adult caps fit most people from about 10 years up. Kids' sizes are available on request; mention it in the notes.
Yes. Dad does the maths. London does everything that matters. Card payments go through Stripe. Every dollar of profit goes to the cat her parents said she could have "if she pays for it". She is paying for it.