*First Video!* Just wanted to show you how I remove the New Era logo's from baseball hats with a seam ripper.Please also excuse some of my repetitive phrases...

Oct 13, 2023 · How to remove logos and printing from corporate swag and promotional items like embroidered and screen printed logos on hats, sweatshirts, t-shirts, water bottles, and more.

Jun 24, 2024 · If you’re like many others here, you’ve probably seen people removing the New Era logo from their hats using a seam ripper, a process some of us call a “logo-ectomy.” I’ve done this myself on about a dozen hats and wanted to share my method in this article.

May 1, 2020 · I take you through a DIY embroidery removal from a hat using a hair clipper and an exacto knife. This can be useful for those who would like to remove the ne...

Blog: http://piper2381.blogspot.ca/2015/06/removing-new-era-logo.htmlA video on how I like to remove the New Era flag logo from a fitted hat.

Mar 5, 2023 · Use a seam ripper from THE BACK of the hat (this way you are less likely to cut the hat fabric. Cut through the threads, unpick the stitches, use a hemostat or needle nosed pliers to help you pull the loose bits of thread out.

May 3, 2015 · I would like to remove or cover the logo as it annoys me. I absolutely love the way the cap fits and would wear it if it didn't have the G Unit thingie. Did anyone ever do it and any tips?

Jan 3, 2024 · You can easily remove a printed logo from metal with the right tools and techniques without damaging the surface. Removing a printed logo from metal is more complicated than it may seem, but it requires patience and some basic knowledge about the type of metal and the printing material used.

Use a lint roller to remove loose threads or lint clinging to the hat. If there are obvious holes left from removing the embroidery, gently push the fabric back and forth to ease the threads back in place. Light ironing or washing may also help restore the material. Removing Hand Embroidery

You’ll need to use a mild detergent or very light solvent. I usually use a diluted rubbing alcohol solution and gently wipe at it. But I don’t know the dye used on that cap, so you would want to test that on a spot you can’t see, like on the inside, to make sure it doesn’t stain.