Multi-crew GCs
50+ employees, multiple job sites
When you're running three jobs across the valley, nobody has time to field uniform requests. Crew members get the right gear without calling HR, and your PMs stop playing quartermaster.
Each crew member logs in, orders what they need, and it ships direct. Your company doesn't stock a single shirt. We handle production, fulfillment, reporting — everything.
We handle the build, the production, and the shipping. You pick the gear and invite your crew. That's it.
Your logo, your colors, your URL. We load only the products you’ve approved — no off-brand gear, no surprises.
Send email invites, share an employee code, or drop a CSV. Each person gets their own login in under a minute.
Shirts, hats, hi-vis, jackets, pants. They pick size and quantity within the limits you set. No more sizing guesswork.
We embroider or screen print in-house, then ship to their home, the office, or the job site. Most orders land in 7 to 10 business days.
Quarterly dashboards on who ordered, who didn’t, what moved, and what to rotate out. Built for owners, not IT.
Three types of companies run our company stores. If you see yourself here, we should talk.
50+ employees, multiple job sites
When you're running three jobs across the valley, nobody has time to field uniform requests. Crew members get the right gear without calling HR, and your PMs stop playing quartermaster.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical techs
New hire onboarding includes an auto-order of starter gear — two polos, a jacket, a hat, name tape — shipped before their first day. Techs in the field show up uniformed, no scramble.
Henderson, Vegas, Pahrump
One store serves every yard with consistent branding and role-based catalogs. Your Henderson foremen and your Pahrump electricians order different gear from the same URL — no extra admin work.
Every store ships with the full feature set. No tiered plans, no paywalls on the reporting, no extra charges for extra seats.
Your URL, your logo, your color theme. Feels like yours, not ours.
You control exactly what employees can order. No rogue purchases.
Set per-employee or per-role caps by month, quarter, or year.
Give every tech a $200 annual allotment. They spend it, you don’t touch it.
Quarterly reports on who ordered, what sold, and which sizes to stock more of.
Home address, office, or active job site. Employee picks at checkout.
Print-on-demand. You never warehouse, count, or write off a single shirt.
Automatic heads-up when core items (hi-vis, name tapes) are trending low across the crew.
Straightforward pricing. You pay per item at contracted rates, we handle everything else. No monthly platform fee. No hidden charges. No per-seat cost.
Setup
$0
For crews of 20 or more.
Monthly
$0
No platform or seat fees, ever.
Per item
Your rate
Negotiated once, locked in.
Three scenarios we see every month from Las Vegas contractors running crews in the field.
General Contractor
A 200-person general contractor in Henderson needed every crew member in hi-vis by an OSHA compliance deadline. Instead of bulk-ordering 200 hi-vis tees and guessing sizes — and eating the cost on every wrong size — they launched a company store in 5 days. Each crew member sized themselves, ordered, and got shipped directly to their home within 10 business days. The GM got a final report showing every employee who ordered and who hadn't, so his safety director could close the loop before the audit.
HVAC Service
A Las Vegas HVAC service company with 38 techs was burning hours every month on uniform logistics. The office manager ordered polos in bulk, stored them in a closet, and had to dig through sizes every time someone started. Missed sizes meant techs showing up in plain shirts on day one. We built them a company store with a new-hire starter kit — two embroidered polos, a jacket, a hat, and name tape — auto-triggered the moment HR adds the employee. Techs now arrive in full uniform before their first ride-along, and the office manager got her closet back.
Electrical Contractor
A commercial electrical contractor with 75 journeymen and apprentices wanted to phase out the annual "everyone gets two shirts" ritual. Half the shirts were the wrong size, half the guys hated the color, and the whole thing felt like an expense with no payoff. We set up a store with a $250 per-year credit auto-loaded on January 1. Employees pick their own jackets, hoodies, hats, and tees across the year — from the approved catalog. Morale is up, waste is down, and the owner gets a quarterly report showing exactly how the budget got spent, line by line.
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Tell us about your crew — size, trades, locations — and we'll build you a demo store with your logo so you can click around before you commit.