Company stores & fulfillment

One approved collection. Easier ordering.

Company stores and fulfillment for employee teams and multiple locations. Bring approved products, ordering responsibilities and delivery into one clear program.

Discuss My Company Store
See How It Works
Illustrative branded apparel and merchandise
Illustrative merchandise concept

Who orders?

Employees, teams or departments shop the approved store.

What is approved?

You choose the products, colors and decoration.

Where it goes?

We pick, pack and ship directly to your people, wherever your quoted program supports.

From click to doorstep.

We handle the details, so your team gets the right gear.

Illustrative fulfillment worker selecting a navy polo from a garment rack

1. Pick

Your team orders from the approved collection.

Illustrative hands packing a folded navy polo into a shipping carton

2. Pack

We pick, quality check and prepare each order.

Illustrative delivery of a merchandise carton to a recipient

3. Send

Orders ship directly to your employees, wherever they are, as scoped.

Flexible options for your program.

Choose the right mix for your team’s needs.

Approved apparel assortment in white, royal blue, navy and red

In-stock essentials

Popular items held for your program, with inventory and dispatch terms confirmed in advance.

White printed hoodie with a black tee and red cap

Made-to-order

A wider selection when you need more options. Production timing is confirmed with your program.

Illustrative desk calendar with a circled order date

Order windows

Keep your program on schedule with seasonal or planned ordering windows.

Reorder with confidence.

Same approved products. Same great look. Less time, less work.

Access Your Store
Branded white and navy shirts with red cap for repeat orders

See the ordering logic

Approved choices. A clearer next order.

An example of how a company ordering program can work. Your products, users, payments and fulfillment rules are defined during setup.

Example ordering flow

Your approved collection

Example approved white and blue polos, navy layer and red cap

Choose the approved products.

Agree garments, colors, logo placements and size options before the collection opens.

Example only. This is not a live store or checkout.

Define your program

Clear decisions before the store opens.

The right setup depends on how your people order and how the merchandise is funded and delivered.

01

People & approvals

Who can order? Who pays? Which products belong to each department or location? Define exceptions and approval ownership.

Plan ordering rules

02

Stock & replenishment

Agree inventory ownership, storage, stock levels, substitutions and replenishment responsibility.

Discuss inventory

03

Costs & delivery

Separate setup, merchandise, packing, shipping and ongoing services. Confirm delivery destinations and customer support.

Scope my program

Other ways to work together

Managing merchandise for clients or talent?

Explore a partner program designed around your business and the people you serve.

Start with one project

Build an ordering program around your people.

Tell us your organization, locations and approximate merchandise needs. We’ll review the right setup and fulfillment approach.

Share your company, approximate quantity and timing. We’ll review fit and prepare the next steps. Project pricing and delivery commitments are confirmed in your quote.

Already have a company store?

Use the private store link supplied by your organization. If you need help finding it, call 855-896-3724 with your company name. Each organization has its own approved products and ordering rules.

Plan the ordering and fulfillment model

A bulk order works well when one buyer has one deadline. A company store helps when approved products are ordered repeatedly by different people; a hybrid can combine bulk production with individual ordering. Define who pays, who approves exceptions, department or location assortments, inventory commitments, packing requirements, destinations and delivery expectations before launch.

What shapes the program quote?

Products, decoration, setup, storage where needed, packing and shipping all affect the quote. Stocked inventory, made-to-order products and order windows have different commitments and lead times. Confirm the scope and costs in writing before opening the store.