Team stores & uniforms
The gear families buy and the kit they wear — run as a real store that funds the club, not a spreadsheet of sizes and a closet full of leftover stock.
Gear is the part of running a club that quietly eats the most evenings. Someone collects sizes in a group text, someone else builds the uniform order in a spreadsheet, a third person fronts the money, and at the end of it there's a closet of unclaimed jerseys and a fundraiser that never quite added up. None of that is the gear's fault. It's the lack of a store.
This track treats your team store as what it actually is: a small business attached to your club. How to open one and order from the roster, how to set a markup that funds the season honestly, how to design custom kit without a procurement degree, and how to collect sizes so you order what families will actually buy. When the store touches the bank account, we hand you to the club money track.
How to run a team store that funds the club
Pop-up, catalog or redemption — how to choose a team-store format, order from the roster, and run a storefront families can browse without logging in.
Markup and fundraising on a team store, done right
How a youth-sports club sets a fair pass-through markup it keeps, stays transparent with families, and turns the team store into a fundraiser that runs itself.
A guide to custom uniforms and kit
How youth-sports clubs design custom uniforms — the 3D builder, decoration methods, lead times, and the decisions to settle before you place an order.
Uniform sizing without a closet of leftover stock
How to collect youth-sports uniform sizes at registration, use size kits, choose made-to-order vs bulk, and avoid a closet of dead inventory.
One platform. Every season.
See how SeasonStand replaces the seven tools a club stitches together — with pricing published on the page.