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Black & Gold Performance Cap — Project Description
A premium Black & Gold Performance Cap developed with a clean, modern, and professional aesthetic. The cap features a structured multi-panel construction with contrast gold piping along the panel seams, creating a distinctive premium appearance.
The front panel includes a custom embroidered RFS Pattern Lab logo in metallic gold, while the back features an adjustable strap and extended tie detail for a flexible and comfortable fit.
Key Features:
Premium black cap design
Structured multi-panel construction
Contrast gold piping/seam detailing
Custom front embroidery
Adjustable back strap closure
Extended back tie detail
Clean and professional finishing
Suitable for sportswear, workwear, fashion, branding & promotional use
Developed with CLO 3D visualization & digital pattern development
Services Provided:
Pattern Making | CLO 3D Design | 3D Visualization | Technical Development | Production-Ready Pattern
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📱 WhatsApp: +880 1624-296699
📧 Email: mdrafiqulislam996699@gmail.com
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For me, that balance was really important. The brand needed to have enough character to be recognizable, but not so much visual noise that it would compete with the experience Riva Circle is offering.
And I think the brand has proven that direction quite well. Just one year after launching, Riva Circle has grown, established a recognizable presence, and, most importantly, built a strong community around the studio.
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🔷 Option 1 — Bold & Iconic
⭕ Option 2 — Modern & Minimal
Which one feels stronger to you? 👀
Vote below! 🗳️👇
11 voted
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