Team Stores for Captains
Outfit your whole team.
Collect zero dollars.
You run the lineup, the scheduling, the group chat — and now the shirts. A team store takes the shirts off your list entirely: nobody sends you money, nobody sends you sizes, and you don't end up owning four unsold 2XLs.
Your team's own page on this store.
Your team name and design on the front, the full garment range behind it. You share one link — nothing routes through you at any point.
Send us your team
Team name, colors, artwork if you have it. Set in our type is fine and costs nothing extra. You see the page before anyone else does, and you can change it.
Live in 2–3 days
From you telling us the team name to the page being live. Tees, tanks, long sleeves, hoodies, sweatshirts — in your team's look.
Share the link
Drop it in the team chat. Each player picks their own garment and size, pays with their own card, ships to their own address. You're done.
You already run the lineup. Don't run a warehouse too.
No money collection. Ever.
You never touch anyone's money. No order to collect, no spreadsheet of sizes, no float to cover. That is the entire point.
No leftover inventory
Everything is printed when it's bought, so a team of eight works exactly as well as a club of four hundred. Nothing is pre-bought, nothing is wasted.
Late adds welcome
The page stays up as long as you want it up. Mid-season pickups and playoff reorders use the same link — a late orderer only makes themselves late.
What players pay
Normal retail price for what they order. Shipping is $4.90 flat, free over $50 — most players ordering two garments clear that on their own.
Captains get burned by deadlines, not by prices.
The real arithmetic, not a marketing number:
- Build: 2–3 days from you telling us the team name to the page being live.
- Ordering window: however long you give your team. Be honest with yourself here — a week is realistic, three days is not.
- Production: 3–5 business days from each individual order. It starts when that player orders, not when the last player orders.
- Delivery: 5–8 days door to door.
Read this before you share the link.
Sizes: unisex tees run XS to 5XL (colour choice narrows at 4XL and 5XL). Women's relaxed tees run S to 3XL. Hoodies and sweatshirts run S to 3XL. Every product page carries the measured chest and length for that garment — send your team to the size chart rather than guessing on their behalf.
Returns: everything is made to order, which is what makes the no-minimum, no-inventory part possible. The trade-off: manufacturing defect or transit damage only, reported within 7 days of delivery. No change-of-mind or wrong-size returns. Tell people to order the size they actually are, not the size they intend to be by September.
Artwork: your team name, club, league, season, flight — all fine. Your own artwork is fine too, as long as it's genuinely yours to use. Two things we cannot print: any brand, club, school or university mark you don't have written permission to use, and any professional player's name or likeness. That's not caution — it's the law, and it protects you as much as it protects us.
Questions captains actually ask.
Do I have to collect money?
No. You never touch anyone's money. That is the entire point.
What if only four people order?
Then four people get shirts. There is no minimum and nothing is wasted.
Can people order after the deadline?
Yes. The page stays up as long as you want it up. People who join mid-season can order then.
Can I have more than one design?
Yes — a lot of teams want a match shirt and a knockabout shirt. Say so on the form.
What if I'm not a USTA captain?
Same offer. Clubs, drill groups, Sunday morning regulars, pickleball ladders and college club teams all work identically.
Do you make pickleball versions?
Yes. Same everything.
Send the team name. We'll handle the rest.
Two minutes. Nothing here commits you to anything, and we do not add you to a mailing list.
Not ready to commit? Two things that cost you nothing: the captain's toolkit has the lineup card and roster planner, and this quiz is a reasonable thing to drop in the group chat on a rain day.