Corporate apparel and company merch stores
Uniforms and swag, without anyone collecting sizes
Your staff order what they need from a store that only shows what you approved. Give each person a budget, or let them pay themselves — either way nobody emails a size chart around.
Usually HR or whoever handles onboarding. One person sets it up, everyone else just orders.
How the money works
A budget per person, or they pay
Set an allowance and the store stops them at it — one invoice comes to you at the end. Or leave it off and each person pays at checkout. Some companies do both: a budget for uniform, personal payment for extras.
What only the company store does
It stays open. A school store closes so we can produce the run together; a company store runs all year because someone starts every month, and the budget rule is what keeps that from becoming a blank cheque.
How it runs
5 steps, and you do three of them
- 01
You tell us the list
Which garments, which colours, what your brand guidelines allow.
- 02
We lock the catalogue
Staff only ever see approved items in approved colours. Nobody orders a pink hoodie.
- 03
Set the budget
Per person, per year, or none. The store enforces it at checkout.
- 04
Share one link
Goes in the onboarding email. It stays open — no window to miss.
- 05
We ship
To the office in one delivery, or to each person's home.
What's included
- Only the garments and colours you approved
- A budget per employee, enforced at checkout
- One invoice to the company, or individual payment
- Always open — reopen isn't a thing, new hires just order