One order.
Everybody’s size.
A size run is the list of who’s in and what size they wear. You start the order and share one link. Your group picks their own sizes and pays for their own shirts. We print it as a single run and send it back bagged and labelled by name.
We are new, and we are saying so on purpose. We are running our first group orders by hand right now, which means yours gets our full attention and a real person on the phone.
One order, one box
ExampleThe group
32 people each picked their own size and paid for their own shirt.
The size run
| S | 4 | |
|---|---|---|
| M | 11 | |
| L | 9 | |
| XL | 6 | |
| 2XL | 2 |
How group ordering works
Three steps, and two of them are ours.
- 01
You start the order
Pick a shirt from twelve styles we keep on hand and send us your logo. We build the store and send you back one link.
- 02
Your group joins it
Everyone opens the link, picks their own size, and pays with their own card. The size run fills in as they go.
- 03
It arrives sorted
We place one order and have it printed. The box comes back bagged and labelled by name, so you just hand them out.
Who it’s for
Groups of twenty to sixty, run by someone with another job.
Nobody here is a purchasing department. They are a volunteer, an administrator, or an office manager who got handed the shirt order on top of everything else.
- ChurchesYouth trips, volunteer teams, the summer program.
- Run clubsRace day shirts and the long sleeve for fall.
- Booster clubsSpirit wear the parents will actually wear.
- School departmentsStaff shirts, field day, the robotics team.
- Trade crewsTen to forty shirts with the company mark on them.
Instead of calling a local printer
The printing is the easy part. The organizing is what costs you.
You are not the bank
A local printer quotes one invoice and expects one payment, so you front the money and spend a month getting it back in cash, Venmo and promises. Here, everyone pays for their own shirt as they order it.
You are not the spreadsheet
No sheet on the wall, no group chat roll call, no counting mediums twice. Everyone enters their own size and the size run builds itself.
You are not covering a minimum
The usual deal is a piece count you have to hit, and whatever nobody claims comes out of your pocket. We print what your group actually ordered.
The catalog
Twelve styles, not forty thousand.
A distributor catalog runs to tens of thousands of items. Nobody organizing a shirt order for their church wants to shop that. We keep a short list we know prints well and can actually get.
Tees
Lightweight retail fits through heavy garment-dyed shirts.
5 styles
Long sleeve
The same shirts with coverage, for cooler months.
2 styles
Fleece
Crewnecks and hoodies. Usually what people ask for.
5 styles
Tell us what you’re making.
Send us the group, a rough headcount and what you have in mind. We will come back with shirt options and what it costs per person, in plain numbers.