What to stock in a team store beyond spirit wear
A practical assortment checklist for coaches and athletic directors building a team store, sport by sport, and the categories most programs leave out.
A sporting goods store for your team, that's always open. No cutoffs, no minimums.
Basketball spend concentrates in footwear — court shoes wear out fast and get replaced mid-season. Add practice gear and balls and the store covers most of what a program buys.
The gear a basketball family buys over a season — not just the spirit wear.
Equipment brands ST1 Sports carries for basketball programs, alongside custom-decorated apparel and uniforms.
A TeamStore HQ basketball store carries game and practice balls, court shoes, reversible practice jerseys, shooting shirts, knee and arm sleeves, ball bags and warmups alongside custom uniforms.
Basketball stores can carry equipment from brands ST1 Sports stocks, including Spalding basketballs and hoop systems, The Rock basketballs, Baden balls and training aids, and Frazier Sports scorebooks.
Yes. Court shoes are the largest single spend for most basketball families and get replaced during the season, so footwear is carried in the store rather than left to a separate retailer.
Eligible purchases put money back into the program. Because basketball spending concentrates in footwear and practice apparel rather than spirit wear, a store carrying both captures far more of what families spend.
Yes. A school or club can run storefronts for individual teams or a connected experience across sports, age groups and programs under one organisation.
A practical assortment checklist for coaches and athletic directors building a team store, sport by sport, and the categories most programs leave out.
A plain explanation of how an online team store puts money back into a program, what the money comes from, and where it typically falls short.