We own the store. That is why there is no minimum.
TeamGear.ca is ours — 779 products live, made in Canada, no minimum order. Most agencies offering branded merchandise are marking up a supplier catalogue. We are the supplier, which is why we can do a run of eight jerseys for a company softball team without it being a problem.
The reason most branded apparel quotes come back with a minimum of fifty units is that the agency is buying through someone else and needs the volume to make the margin work. Because the store is ours, a corporate team of nine or a staff order of a dozen is a normal order rather than an exception we have to price around.
Custom jerseys are the core — 607 of the products on TeamGear are jerseys, across softball, hockey, baseball and a long tail of other sports. Beyond that, hoodies, socks, and team kit for company leagues, tournaments, staff teams and client events.
Banners, flags and event signage we fulfil through supplier relationships rather than from our own catalogue. Ask and we will price it, but we would rather be straight that it is sourced than pretend it comes off our own line.
For leagues, clubs and companies ordering repeatedly, we set up a dedicated storefront so individuals order and pay for their own kit in their own size. That removes the part organisers hate most — collecting sizes and money from thirty people by text.
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No. TeamGear is our own store, so a run of eight for a company team is a normal order. Most suppliers impose a minimum because they are buying through someone else and need the volume to make their margin.
Yes. Company league teams, staff kit, client event apparel and tournament merchandise are all regular work. The catalogue is sports-led because that is where we started, but the production is the same.
We fulfil these through supplier relationships rather than from our own catalogue. We would rather be straight that it is sourced than present it as an in-house product line — ask and we will price it.
We set up a dedicated storefront for your league, club or company where individuals order and pay for their own kit in their own size. It removes the part organisers hate most, which is collecting sizes and money from thirty people by text.