A uniform is something employees have to put on. Swag is something they pick. Give the team a store of their own, let each person choose size and color, and have it shipped to their home — no box in the office.
Merch usually gets framed as marketing for customers. Pointed inward, it does something different.
Branded merch is not a uniform — it is chosen. That difference is exactly why wearing it means something, and why it gets worn outside work hours.
Handing someone a welcome kit says you expect them to be around. It costs less than a recruiter and lands on day one.
People who wear your logo start to read themselves as part of the business. The effect is closer to a sports jersey than to a company pen.
Swag that cannot be bought anywhere — only earned by working here — turns into pride, and into photos your recruiters can use.
A shirt for a work anniversary or a shipped release is a token, not a bonus. Tokens are remembered longer than their price suggests.
Distributed team across five countries? Each person picks a size and gets a parcel at home. Nobody drives boxes to the post office.
Upload the logo, pick the products, decide who pays — the company, the employee, or a mix with a budget per person.
Send it in Slack or bake it into the onboarding checklist. New hires get it before their first day.
Size, color, style. Nobody is stuck with an XL because that is what was ordered in bulk.
Each item is produced on demand and delivered to the person, wherever they are.
Order one shirt for one new hire. Digital printing costs the same per unit at any quantity.
Photos, gradients, complex logos — full-color printing does not charge per color the way screen printing does.
Parcels go out with USPS, UPS and FedEx, tracked, to more than a hundred countries.
Cap what the company covers per person, or open the store and let people buy extra at their own cost.
If something arrives wrong, we reprint or refund it — your HR team does not become a returns desk.
Company-paid orders roll up in the dashboard instead of arriving as dozens of separate receipts.
Yes. Give each person a budget for the welcome kit and leave the rest of the store open at their own cost.
Start with two or three safe items and watch what actually gets ordered. Nothing is printed in advance, so a wrong guess costs nothing.
Yes — the catalog runs from infant bodysuits and toddler tees up to adult 3XL.
We do. Each order is routed to the production partner closest to the buyer and ships with tracking to more than 100 countries. Print and delivery problems are on us, not on you.
Your margin accumulates in the dashboard and is paid out automatically every two weeks. You set the retail price, so you decide what that margin is.
Open a team store in five minutes. No minimum order, no boxes in the office.