Cordova Handmade Caps / Johnny J's work

[Landman]

Johnny, your liner looks great! Very professional looking and vintage too.

 

[buler]

Impressive Johnny. You've come a long way in a short time.

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[Simonds]

Very nice, labels turned out great!

 

[Chepstow]

Johnny, you can be proud, perfect logo for perfect caps! Now it's complete.
Can't wait to get my cap with that logo!

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Classy! Johnny you should be very proud sir!

Proud to own such a fine cap. If you folks do not yet have one, pick one up quickly as they are just magnificant. Happy client, Eric -

 

[seabass]

Johnny J
It's a beauty !

 

[Johnny J]

Thank you guys for your kind comments. This is the first batch and I just ordered black, but if anyone sees anything that would improve the logo go ahead and let me know. I was thinking so the letters can pop out more, going with black and white. What do you think?

 

[Chepstow]

Johny, this linings are perfect!

 

[alanfgag]

I think it's a very successful logo... congratulations!

 

[St. Valentine]

Thank you guys for your kind comments. This is the first batch and I just ordered black, but if anyone sees anything that would improve the logo go ahead and let me know. I was thinking so the letters can pop out more, going with black and white. What do you think?

I think black and white give you the best range without too much cost. Either of them should work sufficiantly on every liner. Great logo!

 

[Rudie]

Silver could be a good alternative for white.

 

[Rabbit]

Edited: I'd suggest silver over white for the logo, like Rudie did.

 

[Rudie]

Wasn't it all about the logo color?

 

[Rabbit]

Wasn't it all about the logo color?

Makes sense. My bad.

 

[Johnny J]

I wasn't sure if I should just stay with red linings on all hats and just choosing the right logo colors, but I do have different color lining fabrics. Thanks Rabbit and Rudie.

 

[Rabbit]

I wasn't sure if I should just stay with red linings on all hats and just choosing the right logo colors, but I do have different color lining fabrics. Thanks Rabbit and Rudie.

I see. I'd definitely give a vote for the red liner. A neutral liner as an additional choice might come in handy. Off-white/ cream would be a safe choice. White looks a little too hard (if that's the word I'm looking for), especially with the rougher fabrics (tweeds). White can also look somewhat cheap next to the casual fabrics that caps are made of. In contrast to cream, white is not a color one would expect to accompany these fabrics.

 

[St. Valentine]

I absolutely second what Rabbit says! I love the red liner in my latest cap but I could imagine something flashy or extravagant like the Pin-up-liners Black Sheep Hats offers for their hats. Quite funny and something to show off.

http://www.blacksheephatworks.com/What_s_New.html

Just scroll down a bit...

 

[The Wiser Hatter]

My new cap head shots. Great blue fabric it is the complete package now the nice new leather sweatband with bow in back and the Cordova Handmade Caps logo on the inside liner. I picked the red color because it when with the black logo that Johnny had made up. We also when with a 10 1/2 inch dia. on the cap I wanted the crown to pop up higher off my head with a less full cut and Johnny was able to get that right too. The fit is perfect and the new sweatband makes the cap feel fantastic when wearing it. The blue fabric is nice and simple and goes well with the jeans and dress shirt I wore last night.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

These are starting to look just about perfect repros now.:eusa_clap

bk

 

[Chepstow]

Ed, you are a sharp looking man in this cap! Fantastic shape!