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Imperial The Mogul Cuffed Beanie - Imperial 6020
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Description
Description
Imperial 6020 The Mogul Cuffed Beanie with Jersey Lining for Winter Uniform and Resort Programs
The Imperial The Mogul Cuffed Beanie (Imperial 6020) is the solid-color workhorse of the Imperial knit family: a 100% acrylic cuffed beanie with a jersey lining sewn inside, an 8 inch body over a 3 inch cuff, and the Imperial laser etched suede patch on the back of the cuff. Where patterned knits carry the retail story, the Mogul offers a clean canvas that takes cuff embroidery cleanly, which is why it anchors so many seasonal orders from the Imperial headwear line and the broader wholesale hats collection at Joes USA.
Key Product Specifications
- Brand: Imperial
- Style Number: 6020
- Product Type: Cuffed knit beanie, solid color
- Material: 100% acrylic
- Lining: Black jersey lining; Off White colorway carries a grey jersey lining
- Dimensions: 8 inches tall with a 3 inch cuff
- Fit: One size
- Branding: Imperial laser etched suede patch on back of cuff
Specifications at a Glance
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Style | Imperial 6020 |
| Category | Cuffed beanie |
| Yarn | 100% acrylic |
| Lining | Jersey; black standard, grey in Off White |
| Body height | 8 inches |
| Cuff depth | 3 inches |
| Sizing | One size |
| Factory branding | Laser etched suede patch, back of cuff |
Quick Answer: Why Decorators Reach for the Mogul
The Imperial 6020 Mogul cuffed beanie is the style to buy when the logo is the point. A solid acrylic knit face gives embroidery and patches a stable, distraction-free ground, the jersey lining stops the itch complaints that kill unlined acrylic programs, and the 3 inch cuff presents a generous decoration band. Buyers who want pattern or a pom instead usually cross to the Baniff jacquard pom beanie from the same knit family.
Construction and Materials
Imperial knits the Mogul from 100% acrylic yarn, then finishes the interior with a sewn-in jersey lining: black in most colorways, grey inside the Off White version so no dark fibers show through the lighter knit. The 8 inch body folds to a 3 inch cuff, giving a double layer of knit plus lining across the forehead and ears where warmth is actually felt. The laser etched suede patch on the back of the cuff is applied at the factory and is part of the style identity, the same treatment used across Imperial premium knits.
Fit and Wear
The 6020 is a one size knit with enough stretch to cover a mixed staff roster, and the cuffed profile wears at full ear coverage or rolled slightly shallower. The jersey lining is the practical difference-maker for daily wear: it puts a smooth woven-knit surface against skin, so employees who refuse scratchy acrylic beanies will actually keep this one on through a shift. That makes it a stronger uniform piece than an unlined knit of similar weight.
Decoration Guidance
This is one of the friendliest embroidery canvases in the Imperial knit range. Run flat embroidery or 3D puff on the front of the 3 inch cuff, keeping stitch counts moderate so the design does not pucker the knit; hooping against the doubled cuff plus lining gives a stable base. Sewn-on woven, leather, or PVC patches also seat well. Leave the back of the cuff clear, since the factory suede patch occupies that position, and sample one piece before committing a multi-color fill design to knit.
Where the Mogul Fits Best
| Setting | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| Construction and trade crews | Lined acrylic wears comfortably under hard hats and hoods |
| Ski and mountain operations staff | Solid colors match uniform standards; cuff takes department logos |
| School and club winter gear | One size covers players, staff, and supporters alike |
| Corporate winter kits | Clean canvas keeps brand marks legible |
| Coffee shops and taprooms | Patch-ready cuff suits small-batch merchandise drops |
| Golf course outside operations | Imperial branding aligns with the shops cap wall |
| Event volunteer identification | High-visibility colors read fast on a crowded site |
| Fan and booster merchandise | Low-risk style that sells across ages |
Wholesale and Program Buying
Uniform managers like the Mogul because it removes variables: solid knit, known lining, fixed cuff geometry, one size. That predictability means art approved once can run across colorways without new sampling. Many accounts pair it with caps from the same brand so summer and winter headwear share one logo standard; browsing the bulk headwear range makes it easy to line up the warm-weather counterpart in the same order.
Buyer and Reorder Workflow
A typical program starts with a sampled piece in the primary brand color, an embroidery approval on the actual cuff, then a fall order that repeats each year with only artwork tweaks. Because 6020 designates this exact lined knit, holding the style number in your spec sheet protects the program from silent substitutions of unlined look-alikes. Winter reorders go quickly when the only open question is the split between colorways.
Who Buys the 6020 and Why
Facilities and field-services employers buy it as issued cold-weather gear their crews will actually wear, thanks to the lining. Team dealers buy it as the sideline beanie that embroiders predictably in school colors. Merchandise managers buy it because a solid cuffed knit with a suede patch already reads as retail. All three groups value that the style repeats identically season after season.
Choosing Between the Mogul and Its Companions
| Style | Knit Character | Lining | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Imperial 6020 Mogul | Solid 100% acrylic | Jersey | Logo-first uniform and merch programs |
| Imperial 6015 Mammoth | Heathered mohair-look | Grey fleece | Maximum warmth and texture |
| Imperial 6017 Baniff | Jacquard double knit | Second knit layer | Patterned retail merchandise |
| Imperial 6014 Montage | Pom cuffed knit | Knit | Pom look on a simpler canvas |
Our Recommendation
Make the Mogul the default beanie of any Imperial headwear program and let the specialty knits orbit it. It is the piece you can embroider for staff, patch for retail, and hand out blank, all from one style number. When a portion of the order needs a warmer hand and a heathered look, add the Mammoth heathered fleece-lined knit in a coordinating color.
Alternatives and Replacement Styles
If a program outgrows the solid look, the Imperial 6012 Edelweiss cuffed beanie offers another cuffed silhouette in the family, while the Baniff brings jacquard pattern and a matched pom. All share the cuff-forward geometry, so existing embroidery files usually transfer with only minor resizing.
What Sets the Mogul Apart
Plenty of vendors sell an acrylic cuffed beanie; far fewer line it with jersey, hold the cuff at a true 3 inches for decoration, and finish it with a suede patch that signals brand quality. The 6020 packages those details at the center of the Imperial knit line, which is exactly what a uniform buyer wants from a style that has to repeat cleanly every winter.
Most Popular Imperial Knit Styles
Imperial 6017 Baniff | Imperial 6015 Mammoth | Imperial 6014 Montage Pom
Care and Durability
Acrylic holds dye well, so team colors stay saturated across seasons, and the jersey lining protects the knit from interior wear. Air dry after wet use, smooth the cuff flat, and avoid high heat, which can relax acrylic loft. Embroidered cuffs on the 6020 routinely outlast the artwork cycle, meaning programs typically reorder for new logos before the beanies themselves wear out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Imperial 6020 Mogul beanie made of?
The Mogul is knit from 100% acrylic yarn and finished inside with a sewn-in jersey lining.
Does every colorway of the 6020 have the same lining?
Most colorways use a black jersey lining; the Off White version uses a grey lining so darker fibers do not show through the lighter knit.
What are the dimensions of the Mogul?
The body is 8 inches tall and folds into a 3 inch cuff, giving doubled coverage across the forehead and ears.
Is the Mogul beanie itchy like other acrylic knits?
The jersey lining places a smooth surface against the skin, which addresses the main comfort complaint about unlined acrylic beanies.
Where is the factory branding on this style?
Imperial applies its laser etched suede patch to the back of the cuff; front and side decoration areas remain open.
Can the 6020 take 3D puff embroidery?
Yes. The doubled cuff plus lining hoops firmly enough for puff work at moderate stitch counts; sample one piece before a full run.
Is the Mogul one size fits all?
Yes, it is a one size knit with enough stretch to fit a mixed roster of staff or players.
Which Imperial beanie is warmer than the Mogul?
The Imperial 6015 Mammoth adds a grey fleece lining and a heavier heathered knit for colder assignments.
Why do uniform programs specify the style number 6020?
The number identifies this exact jersey-lined knit, protecting reorders from being substituted with unlined look-alike beanies.
How should the Mogul be maintained over a season?
Air dry after wet conditions, reshape the cuff by hand, and keep it away from high heat so the acrylic loft and color stay intact.
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