For clubs, communities and membership organisations
Pieces members actually want
to be seen in.
A welcome piece when somebody joins. An anniversary run. A limited drop that marks a season. Club merchandise usually fails for one reason: somebody has to buy a box of it up front and then live with what is left. Made to order, nobody holds anything.
Three shapes that work
The welcome piece
New member joins, gets a link, picks a size and a colour, and it arrives at their house. The organisation is billed. It is the single best moment to give somebody something, and it is the one most clubs miss because of stock.
The anniversary run
A dated piece for a season, a year or a milestone. Embroidered, so it survives being worn, and not reprinted when the design changes.
The open store
A store on your own address that members buy from themselves, so it costs the organisation nothing to run. Store plans start free.
Why it tends to work here
Members are not customers, so the piece matters more.
Someone wears a club's mark because they want to be read as part of it. That is a higher bar than a conference giveaway and it is the bar embroidery clears and print does not. We stitch your real mark, in real thread colours, on blanks heavy enough to keep.
Your pieces are embroidered after the order is approved, not before. Production takes up to five business days, transit another three to five inside the US, so eight to ten business days from payment, typically. We ship within the United States only.
