Have your colours stand out

Almost everything we stock. Clothing is the largest category, covering training gear, hoodies, polos, jackets and matchday t-shirts. Beyond that, kit bags, water bottles, pin badges, keyrings, towels, umbrellas and supporter gifts. Most clubs build a core range of five to ten products, then add seasonal items such as event merch for tournaments or summer giveaways for junior sessions.

Send us your product list, quantities and crest artwork, and we will quote the whole order. Pricing is tiered, so the cost per unit falls as volume rises, and we can split delivery between the club and individual members if that is easier. Our low minimum order means you do not have to commit to a large first run. Many clubs start with a small order to test demand, then reorder once they know which items sell.

Three things, in order of importance. It builds identity, because a squad in matching training gear behaves like a team. It raises money, because members buy merchandise they would otherwise buy elsewhere. And it markets the club, because every branded bag and hoodie is seen by people who are not yet members. For clubs chasing sponsors, a merchandise range is also proof of reach. A sponsor logo on club clothing is worth more than a sponsor logo on a pitch-side board nobody photographs.

A few weeks for personalised products, less for stock items. Embroidery on training gear takes longer than print on t-shirts, and pre-season is the busiest period of the year, so order early if your season starts in August or September.

Yes. If you have a club crest, we can adapt it for embroidery and print, which usually means simplifying fine detail that will not reproduce at small sizes. If you do not have a crest, our design team can produce one.

Organic cotton clothing, recycled polyester training gear, RPET water bottles made from recycled plastic, and recycled or jute bags. A growing part of the range carries recognised environmental certification. Eco friendly products also tend to be the ones members keep longest, which makes them a reasonable choice on practical grounds as well as environmental ones. Most clubs start with one eco line, usually the water bottle, and widen from there.

Low-cost, high-visibility items. Pin badges, water bottles, drawstring bags and simple t-shirts. Junior sections buy in volume at low price points, and a promotional product a child actually uses does more for retention than a leaflet to parents.

Many clubs run a members-only order window twice a season rather than a permanent shop, which avoids holding stock.

Start with three high quality items rather than a wide range. A hoodie, a kit bag and a water bottle cover most of what members actually want, and anything further should wait for a season of sales data. Ranges work on repetition. The same core range, reordered each season, builds recognition faster than a new design every year.

Yes. Football club merchandise is our largest category by volume, and a typical football club orders training gear before pre-season, matchday clothing in autumn, and promotional products such as pin badges and water bottles throughout the year. We can quote a full football merchandise ideas list against your budget, or price individual promotional products if you already know what you need.