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Plan a first collection
Build a focused assortment, review sample needs and agree quantities before committing to a launch.
Plan a collectionCreator & talent merchandise programs
Merchandise production and fulfillment for creators, athletes and the teams behind them. Connect your creative direction with products, approvals and a practical delivery plan.
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Choose your starting point
Start with the project you actually need. We’ll help define the products and production responsibilities.
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Build a focused assortment, review sample needs and agree quantities before committing to a launch.
Plan a collection02
Review products, repeat orders and fulfillment handoffs for merchandise you already sell.
Review my program03
Coordinate responsibilities for several talent or client programs under your management business.
Explore agency partnerships
Products with a point of view
Plan a collection around your audience’s style, fit and everyday use. Compare a focused mix of tees, hoodies, headwear and accessories before expanding the assortment.
Plan before announcing
A clear project plan connects what your audience sees with what your operation can deliver.
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Share prior sales where available, audience information and your proposed assortment. Review inventory exposure and sample needs.
Explore merchandise planning02
Confirm artwork rights, products, costs, order windows and customer-facing delivery expectations before promotion.
Review the process03
Execute the agreed production and fulfillment scope. Assign shipping updates, returns and customer questions to the right team.
Explore fulfillmentA practical inventory decision
A planned order window can group demand into a production run. Stocked inventory can support repeat ordering, with a greater upfront commitment. Choose based on your actual audience and delivery needs.
Product minimums, store setup, inventory ownership, fulfillment charges and timing are confirmed for your project. Review the full costs before setting retail prices.
Discuss the right model
For the team behind the talent
LS Custom’s experience supporting Digital Merch Pros includes celebrity and athlete merchandise fulfillment. Discuss relevant examples and the production responsibilities needed for your next launch.
See merchandise examplesVisuals show merchandise concepts, not endorsements or guaranteed launch results.
Useful answers
Clear responsibilities make a stronger merchandise program.
Established creators, athletes, talent managers and organizations planning a defined merchandise project. Share your audience, previous merchandise activity, product ideas and launch goals so we can assess fit.
Discuss an order window and production schedule before offering preorders. Confirm artwork, minimums, cancellation terms and customer delivery expectations before taking payment.
Stocked production, planned order windows and other production approaches have different commitments. The suitable model depends on products, quantities, demand and delivery needs; inventory ownership is agreed in advance.
Store setup, payment collection, customer communication, returns and integrations are separate responsibilities to define in your program. We confirm which services LS will provide and which remain with your team.
Share your current products, ordering system, inventory and shipping requirements. We will review the production and fulfillment services needed; integrations and migration work require a separate scope.
Sales are not guaranteed. Evaluate demand and compare merchandise revenue with products, decoration, platform fees, shipping, returns and marketing costs before committing to inventory.
Start with one project
Share your brand or management company, merchandise goals, approximate quantity and timing. Add an existing store or collection link if you have one.
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.