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.
Soccer families buy cleats, shin guards and balls every season, and goalkeepers buy more. The equipment is modest per item and constant across the roster.
The gear a soccer family buys over a season — not just the spirit wear.
Equipment brands ST1 Sports carries for soccer programs, alongside custom-decorated apparel and uniforms.
A TeamStore HQ soccer store carries soccer balls, cleats and turf shoes, shin guards, goalkeeper gloves, training cones and bibs, portable goals and practice apparel alongside custom uniforms.
Soccer stores can carry equipment from brands ST1 Sports stocks, including Voit soccer balls, Alumagoal goal hardware and accessories, Pugg portable training goals, and Baden training aids.
Yes. Goalkeeper gloves and keeper-specific apparel can be stocked alongside the outfield kit, so keepers order from the same place as the rest of the squad.
Eligible purchases put money back into the program. Soccer equipment is modest per item but constant across a roster — cleats, shin guards and balls every season — so the volume adds up.
Yes. A club can keep every age group under one recognisable organisation while giving each team the products and pricing that suit it.
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.