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Your supporters shouldn't wait a month for a t-shirt
A swag store is your own online shop for gear — team apparel, fundraising merch, staff uniforms — hosted and run by us. You share the link. Your people order what they want in the size they want. We print each item when it's ordered and ship it straight to them, usually within a few days. No sizing spreadsheets, no boxes in your garage, no money up front.
Free to set up
No fee, no contract, no upfront order.
Always open
Your store doesn't close after two weeks.
Printed on demand
Made when ordered, shipped in days.
Why always-on beats a two-week window
Most group merch programs run as a short campaign: the store opens, everyone has two weeks to order, then it closes and production starts. It's a model built around print minimums, and the waiting falls on the people who paid.
A limited-window store
- Open for a couple of weeks, then gone
- Minimum order quantities before anything prints
- Supporters wait for the store to close before production even begins
- A slow campaign can mean a month or more before anyone receives anything
- Miss the window and there's nothing to buy until the next one
Your store with us
- Live all year, promoting whenever you are
- No minimums — one shirt is a real order
- Each item printed the day it's ordered
- Delivered to your supporter within a few days
- New supporter next March? The store is still there
How it works
Design
You and your project manager settle the artwork, choose the items you want to offer, and set the prices your supporters will see.
Launch
We build the store and hand you a link. Nothing is printed, nothing is stocked, and nothing is owed. Most stores open with five to ten items.
Share
You promote the link. Orders come to us — we print, pack, ship and handle the customer questions. You watch it happen in real time.
You set the markup, and it's yours
Every item has our production and fulfillment cost. You decide what to charge above it. That difference goes to you, your team, or your cause — you're not waiting on a percentage someone else calculated.
Fundraising partners get a login at partners.corvalliscustom.com, where sales appear as they happen. You can see what's selling and what your store has raised without emailing anyone to ask.
Raising money
Booster clubs, choirs, robotics teams, nonprofits, community events. Add your markup and every hoodie your supporters buy funds the thing they're supporting. No inventory risk, no cash collected in envelopes, no leftover mediums nobody wanted.
Outfitting a team
Businesses, clinics, breweries, contractors. Approve the items once and your staff order their own sizes from a list that's always correct. No one is ordering off-brand polos, and no one is chasing you for a size chart.
What it costs you
Nothing to set up, and nothing to keep open. Because every item is printed when it's ordered, there's no stock to buy, no boxes to store, and no unsold merch at the end of a season. Your only real job is telling people the store exists.
This is the same on-demand system behind gobeavs.com and more than 300 Division I athlete brands on athletezone.com — the same presses, the same fulfillment, the same shipping. Your store isn't a side project for us.
Four kinds of store
Browse what our partners are selling right now.
Schools
Spirit wear, team gear and fundraising merch for schools, clubs and booster groups.
Specialty stores
Bands, brands and groups with an audience that wants to wear the name.
Community events
Races, festivals and fundraisers — merch that stays available after the day itself.
Local businesses
Staff uniforms and customer merch, on-brand every time someone orders.
Questions we get asked
- What does it cost to open a store?
- Nothing. There's no setup fee and no contract, whether you're a nonprofit or a business.
- How many products can I offer?
- Most stores open with five to ten items. You can start with more, but we usually suggest launching lean and adding what your first month of sales tells you people actually want.
- How fast do my supporters get their order?
- Each item is printed after it's ordered and ships directly to them, typically within a few days. Nobody waits for a store to close.
- Who handles customer service?
- We do. Questions about sizes, shipping and returns come to us, not to you. You have a dedicated project manager for anything about the store itself.
- Can I change designs or add items later?
- Yes, any time. Seasons change, rosters change, logos get updated — tell your project manager and we'll update the store.
- How do I get the money I've raised?
- Your markup accumulates as orders come in, and you can watch the total in the partner portal as it happens. We pay out monthly through the portal, and you choose whether that arrives as a check or by PayPal. Your project manager will help you set the account up when your store launches.
- Do you work with schools and nonprofits differently?
- The store works the same way. What differs is the conversation — tell us what you're raising money for and we'll help set prices that hit your goal without pricing out your supporters.