A tour does not only sell shirts. Cups, buttons, patches and lanyards belong on the stand — and usually come from a second supplier, with their own deadline and their own invoice. We source them through our partner network and put them on the same job.

Because a second supplier means two deadlines, two contacts and two invoices — and because the items tend to be missing exactly when the shirts are long since ready.
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Items and garments run towards a single delivery date. What is sold together arrives together.
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Questions about the colour of a button go to the same number as questions about screen printing.
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A single document for the whole merch stand, white-labelled without our name.
You name items, quantity and date. Or simply describe what should be on the stand.
We clarify availability and minimum quantities in the partner network and report back what works.
Artwork and colours are approved just like on garments, before anything is produced.
Items and garments ship together — to storage, venue or end customer.
Guide values for planning — what works in a given case we clarify on the project.

Reusable cups, buttons and pins, patches, lanyards, stickers, socks, tote bags — what sits next to the shirts at the merch stand.
It varies by item, usually from 100 to 300 pieces. We check availability and minimum quantity within the partner network before the quote stands.
No. The items run as part of a merch project, not as a standalone order — we are not an open trade.
Yes, that is the reason for this service: one delivery date, one contact, one invoice for the whole stand — white label, without our name.















Have quantity, deadline and artwork at hand. Then we can start costing right away.