This week: Rutgers Scarlet Knights! The following have been done so far:
Auburn, BYU, CU, Detroit Red Wings, Edmonton Oilers, Florida Gators, Georgia Tech, and Hawaii,
Iowa, the
"J" Edition,
Kentucky, and
Kansas,
Louisville,
Michigan,
North Carolina,
Oregon,
Penn State, and the
Quebec Nordiques.
Left, The Rutgers Scarlet Knights are featured in the snapback design called
the Flashback. This wavering script across the front is accompanied by the Scarlet Knights logo, both of which are finely and regularly embroidered. On the side of the crown is the "R" logo, and on the back is the word "Rutgers" in the same wavering font. Also exclusive to this design is the "Z" is not embroidered, but placed on a tag near the snap. This design was made with round brims and green under-brims, one-colored snaps, and definite uniqueness.
Above are three shots of the
Rutgers Scarlet Knights Superstar snapback. The stellar raised-embroidery is shown on the word "Rutgers," and the Scarlet Knights logo on the side. This snapback design is by far Zephyr's most popular hat. Superstar snapbacks are now made solely in square brims, green under-brims, contrast button and eyelets, and one-colored snaps. See more: here.
To the right is the Rutgers
Upshot snapback. This snapback design has the slanting, cursive script in raised-embroidery along with regularly stitched logos and related phrases. This hat has contrast button and eyelets, square brims, GREY under-brims, and one-colored snaps.
Because of the lack of Rutgers hats made, this is the last one I will be covering: the
Scarlet Knights Black Headliner. As many of you know, there are three different versions of the Headliner. From the picture, one can tell why this is called the "Black Headliner." Also featured on this snapback hat is contrast button and eyelets, dual-colored snap, square brim, green under-brim, and raised, cursive embroidery.
Below, is the
Rutgers Refresh snapback hat, which features the Scarlet Knight in raised embroidery, as well as the word "Rutgers" on the back in raised embroidery. A key characteristic is the dual-colored snap and the contrast button and eyelet.
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