In store
Caps by the till
You have a counter, opening hours and hockey people walking past it. That is the whole business case. The stand does the rest.
What it is
A stand, the full range,
beside the register
A slim floor stand that holds the full colour range with the fitting guide printed down the side. It takes about as much floor as a stick bag and it works at eye level, where impulse buys happen.
It fits a hockey shop, a pro shop inside the rink, and the café behind the glass. Anywhere there is a counter, a till and someone standing at it.
Who it suits. Shops that sell sticks, tape and gloves — and rink cafés already selling coffee and candy to exactly the same people.
How it works
From first message
to first sale
Tell us about the shop
Where you are, what you sell today, roughly how many players come through the door in a week.
We agree the setup
Which motifs and colours, how many, how they arrive and how you reorder. Written down before anything ships.
The stand lands
Caps and stand arrive ready to put out. The fitting guide is on the stand, so nobody has to explain it twice.
You sell, we follow up
Tell us what moves and what sits still. That decides what we send next and what we make more of.
Good to know
Before you ask
The numbers
What you make on each cap and how the orders work is agreed with you, in writing, before anything ships. We do not publish terms we have not settled — that is why there is no percentage on this page.
Two sizes, one product
Every motif comes in Small and Large. The customer picks by feel at the counter, the way they pick tape — no size wall to manage.
No sales pitch needed
Press it in, tape it tight, done. That is the entire demo, and it is printed on the side of the stand.
Next step
Get the stand
in your shop
Tell us where the shop is and what the counter looks like. We come back with a setup built for it.
What to tell us
Shop name and town. What you sell today. How much counter or floor space you have. Anything that decides what fits.
Not your route?
Four other ways to make money on caps.