Booster club merch
Custom booster club merch and spirit wear
Spirit wear that funds the program. Run a pre-sale, work concessions, or open a standing store — with pre-sale ordering, purchase orders and treasurer-friendly paperwork, a low 50-piece minimum, and a free mockup before anything is produced.
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Product
What you want to put your logo on.
Color
BlackThe base shade of your product.
Exact brand color? .
Material
What the product is made of.
Fabric weight
GSM is the fabric weight. Higher is thicker and more durable.
How it's applied
The technique we use to put your design on the product. We default to the most popular method — change it any time.
Your configuration
- Product
- Pullover hoodie
- Color
- Black
- Material
- Cotton
- Weight
- 350 GSM (heavyweight fleece)
- Decoration
- —
$24–32
/ unitAdd a quantity for your total.
Live estimate. Exact quote on submit. Best pricing at 50+.
Sizes
How many of each size? Best pricing from 50+.
Volume savings
Per-unit price drops the more you order.
Everything else is set. Just your artwork & placement left.
Merch that pays for the program, not just the game
A booster club runs on the margin between what it spends and what it raises — and spirit wear is one of the most dependable ways to close that gap. The right lineup of shirts, hoodies, and caps turns a proud fan base into recurring revenue for uniforms, travel, equipment, and scholarships, while giving families something they actually want to wear to every game.
The catch for most boosters is that the people running the sale are volunteers — a treasurer, a couple of parents, a coach — not a merch team. So we built the ordering flow around how a booster club actually works: a free mockup and an honest, delivered quote up front so the board can vote with real numbers, a pre-sale model so you never front cash for inventory, and purchase orders and simple paperwork so the treasurer's books stay clean.
What boosters put in a spirit-wear lineup
Build a lineup with a price point for every family — a value tee, a premium hoodie families pay up for, and low-cost add-ons for the concession stand. Mix them in one run so everyone orders together and the per-piece price drops.
Custom t-shirts
The pre-sale workhorse — affordable enough to price for a healthy fundraiser margin, and the piece the whole section will buy on game day.
Custom hoodies
The Friday-night-lights staple. A heavyweight hooded fleece is the item families happily pay a premium for, so it carries a fundraiser.
Custom quarter-zips
A polished layer for board members, coaches, and parent volunteers working the gate — and an easy upsell tier in a spirit-wear store.
Custom tote bags
A low-cost add-on that sells well at concessions and turns every trip to the grocery store into free advertising for the program.
Custom caps
An impulse buy at the concession stand and a durable spirit item alumni keep for years — great as a rounding-up upsell.
Built for volunteer boards
How a booster club orders spirit wear
Three steps, no cash fronted for inventory, and paperwork your treasurer can hand straight to the board.
1 · Pick the lineup and get a mockup
Choose a few items at price points that work for your families — a value tee, a premium hoodie, maybe a cap. Send your logo or mascot and we send back a free mockup and an itemized, delivered quote, so the board sees exactly what each item costs before anyone votes.
2 · Run a pre-sale to size the order
Boosters rarely want to front cash for inventory. Collect orders and payment first with a pre-sale, then place one final order for exactly what sold. Gathering sizes up front is the whole game — our guide to collecting team apparel sizes keeps you from guessing and over-ordering.
3 · Approve, pay, and get delivered
Approve the mockup, send a purchase order or pay by card, check, or bank transfer, and we produce and deliver — standard US shipping to one address is already in the quoted price. Hand out at a game, or split the run by team for the coaches to distribute.
Spirit wear we make
Gear students actually wear
Spirit-week staples to premium member drops — the apparel clubs, teams, and classes order to feel like one group.
Spirit-week tees
Team hoodies
Sideline quarter-zips
Member crewnecks
Event totes
Game-day caps
Where booster spirit wear earns money
The same lineup can run as a pre-sale fundraiser, a concession-stand impulse buy, or a standing store — most programs use two or three of these across a season.
Pre-sale spirit wear
The classic booster fundraiser: open a short pre-sale each season, collect orders and payment, then place one bulk order. The margin between your delivered cost and your sell price funds the program — you set the sell price, so you decide the markup.
Concession-stand merch
Caps, tees, and totes sell well next to the popcorn on a cold Friday night. Keep a small stock of the crowd favorites for walk-up buyers who forgot to pre-order and want something warm right now.
A standing spirit-wear store
For year-round programs, a branded store lets families reorder anytime without the booster board managing inventory in a closet. Our school spirit store setup keeps your designs on file for consistent reorders.
Season-kickoff and banquet drops
A keepsake hoodie or crewneck for the end-of-season banquet, or a matching kit for the first game, gives families a reason to buy and the program a predictable revenue moment on the calendar.
Want to model the numbers before you launch? Our school spirit store and the school spirit wear pages cover the fundraising and store options in more depth.
Booster spirit-wear design ideas
A few directions that reliably sell — mix them, or send your own and we'll turn it into a free mockup.
Mascot + est. year
Lead with the school mascot and the program's founding year for a heritage look alumni and current families both want to wear.
Team roster on the back
List the varsity roster or the graduating seniors on the back — parents reliably buy the shirt with their kid's name on it.
Section-specific colors
Run the same design in the student-section color and a classic school color so the crowd and the boosters read as one wall on game day.
'Home of the ___' hometown pride
A hometown-and-mascot line plays well beyond the bleachers — at the diner, the hardware store, and every tailgate.
Sponsor back-print
If local businesses sponsor the program, a tasteful sponsor block on the back turns a shirt into a second revenue stream. Confirm any protected logos with the sponsor first.
Coach & board upgrades
Set the board and coaching staff apart with a coordinated embroidered quarter-zip while the crowd stays in matching tees and hoodies.
Related pages
Running more than a booster fundraiser? These pages cover the store setup, the wider spirit-wear program, and how schools purchase.
School spirit wear
Custom shirts, hoodies, and team merch for the whole program.
School spirit store
A standing store families reorder from, with no inventory to hold.
School club shirts
Coordinated apparel for clubs, teams, and student groups.
How Texas schools buy merch
POs, informal quotes, and treasurer-friendly purchasing paths.
Collect team apparel sizes
The simple way to size a pre-sale without over-ordering.
Pricing
What drives the cost, and how quantity widens your margin.
Custom booster club merch — frequently asked questions
Most boosters run a short pre-sale: pick a few items, approve a free mockup and quote, collect orders and payment from families, then place one bulk order for exactly what sold. You can pay by purchase order, check, bank transfer, or card, and we deliver the finished merch — standard US shipping to one address is included in the quote.
Your fundraiser margin is the gap between your delivered per-item cost and the price you sell at — and because you set the sell price, you control the markup. Since our per-piece price drops as the order grows, a bigger pre-sale usually widens the margin. We don't set or cap your fundraising price; we just give you an honest delivered cost so the board can price for the revenue it needs.
Yes. We accept purchase orders and can work with your booster treasurer or school on the paperwork — an itemized quote, an invoice, and standard payment terms. If your club buys through the school or district, our guide to how Texas schools buy custom merch covers the informal-quote and PO paths.
Our standard minimum is 50 pieces per item, which most booster pre-sales clear easily across a fan base. Need fewer for a small program or a specialty item? Tell us and we'll let you know what's possible before you commit.
Collect sizes as part of the pre-sale order form so you buy exactly what people asked for — it's the single best way to avoid leftover inventory. Our guide to collecting team apparel sizes has a simple approach that works for a whole booster fan base.
Give yourself roughly two to four weeks from approved mockup, plus time to run the pre-sale before that. For a season-opener or a homecoming game, start earlier so families have time to order and you have room for a mockup tweak.
Free mockup before you pay
See your design on the real product and get an honest quote first — no commitment.
Nothing's made until you approve
You sign off on every detail of the final order before anything goes into production.
Delivered pricing, shipping included
Your quote ships to one address with shipping built in — no surprise fees at the end.
Get a free booster merch mockup
Tell us your program and your idea — we'll send a free mockup and an honest, delivered quote, and nothing's made until your board approves it.
Instant mockup · Quote in 12h · Nothing's made until you approve