Race organizers & endurance events
Race merch that sells after the finish line.
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Brikl runs on-demand merch stores for race directors and endurance event organizers. Runners, riders and their families order event gear before or after race day, each item is made per order, and you keep the margin. There's no size guess to make months out, and no leftover stock from last year's edition.
What your store looks like
A branded storefront on your own web address, live in ten seconds with Turbo Store. Your logo, your colors, your products — and every order produced on demand and shipped to the buyer.
See live store examples →Sound familiar?
The size run is a guess.
You order months ahead of a registration count that keeps changing, and the leftover sizes have the year printed on them.
The merch tent ends at noon.
A runner who finished wants a hoodie that evening, but the table has already packed up.
Cost killed the reorder.
Once a small order's unit price climbs, the post-race shirt quietly stops being worth doing.
Multiple races, multiple suppliers.
A race series has a different spreadsheet and a different order for every event on the calendar.
What you sell
Picks from Brikl’s marketplace of 8,000+ decorated products — all produced on demand.
How they order
Participants click through from their registration or results email, choose a design and a size, and add their finish time or name where you allow it. Each order is made on demand and shipped home, days after they've crossed the line.
Setting it up
Add the race logo.
Upload your logo and this year's artwork. Brikl prepares it for decoration across the products you pick.
Add the edition's gear.
List event tees, hoodies and a finisher design. Keep them separate by distance if the 50K wants something the 10K doesn't get.
Allow names and finish times.
Let participants add a name, a distance or a time to the items you choose, entered by the participant at checkout.
Link it from registration and results.
Add the store to your confirmation, pre-race and results emails, the moments runners are most likely to buy.
When people order
Registration open.
Offer event gear alongside the confirmation email. Nothing is produced until it's ordered, so registration numbers don't have to be final.
Race week.
Remind runners of the 7-10 business day timing. Orders placed now will arrive after the race, and that's fine for a finisher piece.
Results day.
Results emails are the best moment for a finisher hoodie. The store is still open once the merch tent has gone.
The next edition.
Last year's design can come down or stay up, with no boxes left in storage. A series can add its next race to the same account.
Fundraising
Earn on merch, or give it to the cause
Add a percentage or a fixed amount to each item for the race or its charity partner. Participants can also add a donation at checkout, without you running a separate campaign.
3.5% per transaction. Nothing else.
No platform setup fee, no subscription, no inventory. You only pay when you make a sale.
See full pricing →What the race earns on a finisher hoodie
Sticker prices here are illustrative. The organizer sets its own. The 3.5% is Brikl's actual fee.
- Finisher hoodie listed at
- $50.00
- Margin to the race, or its charity
- $8.00
- Brikl's fee (3.5%)
- $1.75
The race earns on each hoodie sold, with no year-stamped stock in storage. The rest of the price covers the product, its decoration and delivery to the participant.
Before you open a store
Pop-up stores
Run a finisher store for a few weeks after race day, then close it.
Read the guide →Names and finish times
How a runner's details get from checkout to production.
Read the guide →Order windows vs always-on
Whether to run the store around one race, or all year.
Read the guide →Sport apparel
Technical tees, layers and training gear available on demand.
Read the guide →Frequently asked questions
How do race organizers sell merch without leftover stock?
Can this supply the shirt included in every race packet?
Can runners buy after the race?
Can a shirt include a name, a distance or a finish time?
We run several races. Can they share one account?
Can part of the sale go to a charity partner?
Do you sell merch at the event itself?
What does it cost?
What about returns if a runner picks the wrong size?
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