About Us 

Starting with one sewing machine in 1928, founder Jacob Pasternak opened Dallas Cap & Emblem in a one-room office downtown Dallas, Texas. Rosalie Pasternak was the second daughter of Jacob and began working part-time in her father’s factory at age 16, joining him full time after college in 1950.
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Upon Jacob’s passing in 1963, Rosalie, now Valerie R Granat, inherited her father’s business. It operated as Dallas Cap & Emblem Company until 1985, re-opening as the Classic Cap and Embroidery we know today.
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Currently running 200 sewing machines, Classic meets the needs of its local, national, and global clients alike. Our turn-key facility sprawls over 40,000 square feet of manufacturing, meeting the needs of several vertical industries from fashion wholesale to retail, sporting goods, promotional, and custom decorators.
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Today, we custom design American made and sewn products. Classic additionally decorates blank goods by either embroidery, screen print, or a combination of the two.
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Taking it one step further, Classic can then, warehouse and fulfill domestic and overseas, importing both products and apparel.
We welcome the opportunity to provide such services to your company.

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