Brands & teams

Set it up once.
Everyone under
you inherits it

Most brands don't have one catalogue. They have a retail line, a team line, a pro shop and a contractor or two. Give it a season and those four have drifted into four different products.

Your companyTemplates · palettes · materials
Retail brandinheritsIts own launch links
Team brandoverrides paletteRoster ordering on
Pro shopread onlySees the product, not the company
ContractorscopedOne template, nothing else

Reads flow down. Writes stay put.

A brand opens its parent's templates, palettes and materials as if they were its own, and it cannot save over them. To differ, it overrides: a palette, a price, a step, an element switched off. Everything it does not touch keeps following the parent.

That is the difference between four brands sharing a setup and four brands that each copied one nine months ago.

RolesPermissionsInvitationsActivity log

Roster orders

One design,
twenty-four
names

A squad is not twenty-four separate customizations. It is one design and a table: a row per player, each with their own name, number and size, and everything else identical.

The coach builds it once, shares the link so the parents can see it, and orders it as a single job.

Roster24 rows
01 · RIVERA#24 · L
02 · OKONKWO#7 · M
03 · BAUER#12 · L
04 · PATEL#3 · S
Twenty more rows, one design, one order.
A company and its brands
  • Rivera Athleticcompany · 12 templates, 3 palettes
  • Rivera Proinherits everything
  • Rivera Youthoverrides: palette
  • Westside HSinherits from Rivera Youth
  • Rivera Custominherits everything
overridden here in step with the parent

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Put your product on the stage

Bring a model, or bring the product and some photographs. We'll walk you through what a customizer for it looks like, and tell you honestly what it takes to get there.

There is no self-serve sign-up yet: we set the account up with you, and go through your product before you commit to anything.