One new hire this week
Welcome kits — the wedge. Same no-minimum flow.
Traditional promo houses want 12, 24, 50 units before they print a logo. You need one hoodie for a hire, or eight for the team that is actually starting this month. Order what you need. Certified. Shipped to each person.
It does not mean a €4 conference tee. Unit price is higher than a 500-piece catalog run. Total cost is often lower once you stop sitting on wrong sizes.
| Typical min. order | Sizes & addresses | People in many places | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local promo shop | 12–25+ | You collect them | Built for one office |
| E-commerce store | 1 | You guess sizes, then reship | You become the warehouse |
| Internal merch store | 1 | People order themselves | Wrong sizes, leftover stock |
| Green Promo Wear | 1 | They enter details, we recommend size | Built for this |
Welcome kits — the wedge. Same no-minimum flow.
Everyone gets the same hoodie. See send merch to remote employees.
A social campaign with three winners in three countries. You shouldn’t buy 25 hoodies to ship three. One piece per winner is a real order.
Leadership gifts without a procurement project. A sample before a company-wide drop.
When it is the wrong buy: 500 cheap tees for a booth. Call a catalog house.
Until logo mockup is ungated on the site, the setup call is the honest path to seeing your mark on a hoodie.