Congress Gandhi Cap – Campaign Cap for Rallies and Public Events

The Congress Gandhi Cap is a widely used campaign accessory commonly seen during political rallies, roadshows, public meetings, and election events. Inspired by the traditional Gandhi cap style, this cap helps supporters visibly represent the Indian National Congress during campaign activities and public gatherings.

These caps are designed with the “CONGRESS” text and Congress hand symbol printed on a tricolor background (saffron, white, and green), making them clearly visible during rallies and campaign outreach programs.

🧵 Available Cap Types

The Congress Gandhi Caps are available in multiple material types suitable for different campaign requirements and bulk distribution.

• Non Woven Cap – Made from lightweight non-woven fabric, ideal for large campaign distribution.
  Minimum Quantity: 25,000 pieces.
• Non Woven Laminated Cap – Non-woven cap with laminated finish for improved durability and stronger print visibility.
• P Cap (Lamination) – Laminated paper cap with curved shape design and printed Congress symbol and campaign graphics.

🧵 Material & Design

Design: Traditional Gandhi cap style
Print: “CONGRESS” text with Congress hand symbol
Color: Tricolor (Saffron, White, Green)
Style: Unisex – suitable for men and women
Usage: Campaign rallies, roadshows, padyatras, meetings, and outreach events

🧼 Care Instructions

Clean with a dry cloth or gentle wipe when needed. Avoid washing or soaking to maintain the shape and print quality.

📦 Usage Note

The Congress Gandhi Caps are ideal for campaign rallies, volunteer teams, padyatras, political outreach programs, and election events. Their lightweight design makes them easy to distribute in bulk, helping create a unified campaign presence among supporters during large political gatherings.

These Congress Gandhi Caps are supplied by AnilBhaiRakhiWala, a provider of election campaign materials including caps, flags, mufflers, T-shirts, badges, banners, stickers, and other promotional products used during political rallies and campaign events across India.