Launch your company's
online store.
You pick what's allowed. Your people order it themselves. We make it and ship it. Nobody forwards you a size chart ever again.
How it usually goes
Someone in HR keeps a spreadsheet of sizes. Every new hire triggers an email chain. Twice a year there's a bulk order nobody wants to coordinate, half the sizes are wrong, and there's a box of unclaimed 3XLs in a closet.
How it goes with a store
Your store is live year-round. New hire logs in, picks their size, done. It produces on demand, so nothing sits in a closet and nobody guesses.
What You Get
Your own storefront
Your logo, your colors, your URL. Public, password-protected, or invitation only — your call.
A locked-down catalog
Only the garments, colors and logo placements you've approved. Brand consistency stops being something you police.
Whoever pays, pays
Employees pay their own way, the company pays centrally, or you fund an allowance per person per year.
Ship anywhere
Direct to each employee's home, bulk to one location, or held for pickup here. Multi-site companies can split by location.
On demand or stocked
Produce as ordered, or we hold inventory for you and pull from it — better pricing, same-day fulfillment.
Reporting
Who ordered what, when, and what it cost. Exportable, so finance stops asking you for it.
Two Ways to Run It
Open store
Live year-round. Orders produce as they come in, usually shipping within 7–10 business days. Best for steady hiring and ongoing replacement.
- No inventory risk
- New hires order the day they start
- Standard per-piece pricing
Pop-up store
Open for a two-week window, then everything produces in one batch. Volume pricing, one delivery. Best for annual refreshes, teams and events.
- Bulk pricing passed through
- One consolidated delivery
- Ideal for spiritwear and leagues
Common Questions
What does it cost to set up?
Nothing for a standard store. We build it, you approve the products, it goes live. Custom domains and deeper branding are quoted separately, but most companies don't need them.
How long does it take to launch?
Usually two to three weeks from the point we have your artwork and product decisions. The slow part is almost always deciding which garments to offer, not the build.
Is there a minimum order size?
Not for open stores — one shirt at a time is fine. Pop-up stores work best above about 25 pieces across the whole window, which is where the volume pricing kicks in.
Can employees use a company allowance?
Yes. We can load a dollar allowance per person per period. They see their balance, spend it, and pay the difference themselves if they go over.
Can we have more than one store?
Yes — common for companies with separate divisions, franchise locations or a public-facing fan store alongside an internal uniform store.
What happens to returns and sizing problems?
Decorated apparel generally can't be resold, so exchanges are case by case. We'll always swap a genuine production error. Size samples are the fix — we'll send a run of sizers before launch so people order correctly the first time.
Tell us who's ordering and what they need.
We'll come back with a product list, pricing and a link to a demo store.