Give the brim a little breathing room.
Create hat imagery with a readable crown, complete brim and visible trim, beginning with a clear product-led composition.
Add your own product. Edit the starting direction. Review the quote before requesting one sample.
What to keep in the frame.
Use your original as the standard. These details deserve a separate pass before you approve the image.
- 01Crown height and silhouette
- 02Complete brim and its curve
- 03Band, trim and material texture
The better starting point.
Use a source showing the whole brim and crown. Choose a view that separates the hat's edge from the background and makes its trim readable.
Have a public shop? Import your product ↗Photograph the supplied hat on a pale matte plinth at a front three-quarter angle. Keep the complete crown and brim within the frame. Preserve crown height, brim curve, band, trim and original material texture. Soft daylight and a quiet warm backdrop; no head, hands or props obscuring the product.Open this direction ↗
A hat's outline carries much of its identity. Crown height, brim width and the way the edge curves should remain recognizable when the scene changes. Choose a source with the complete hat inside the frame, then ask for the same breathing room in the result. A crop through the brim removes precisely the detail the image needs to explain.
Approve the simple sample first, then decide whether a second scene adds a useful campaign role. Keep original photography for measurements and construction. Across a collection, inspect each crown and brim independently, preserving the complete outline in thumbnails as well as the larger image.
