by BRND | May 8, 2025 | Christian Schools, Gift & Merch Ideas, Strategy & Inspiration
If you’ve ever launched a spirit wear store and wondered why nothing moved—it probably wasn’t the timing. It was the merch. Here are the top 5 items we consistently see perform for Christian schools: 1. Hoodie Classic. Comfy. A wardrobe staple, especially when you...
by BRND | May 8, 2025 | Christian Schools, Gift & Merch Ideas, Strategy & Inspiration
A cross. A mascot. A hoodie. Done, right? Not even close. Most Christian school swag feels like it came from a stock template—and families can tell. If your merch could belong to any school, it doesn’t say much about yours. Here’s what’s missing: 1. No Identity Great...
by BRND | May 8, 2025 | Christian Schools, Gift & Merch Ideas, Strategy & Inspiration
Most Christian schools hand out welcome kits filled with paper clutter and cheap plastic—and families forget about it by the next day. Want yours to actually make an impression? Here’s what to include: 1. Something Wearable Start with a soft T-shirt or dad hat. Bonus...
by BRND | May 8, 2025 | Christian Schools, Strategy & Inspiration
Most Christian school spirit wear stores fail not because of bad intentions—but because of bad execution. Here’s why they flop (and how to fix it fast): 1. The Designs Are Generic If your merch could belong to any school, you’ve already lost your audience. Your...
by BRND | May 7, 2025 | Strategy & Inspiration, Team & Culture
Surprise, delight, and unify your team—before the first breakout session even starts. Whether you’re planning a corporate retreat, executive offsite, or all-hands getaway, one of the best ways to set the tone is with a branded swag pack that’s equal parts thoughtful...
by BRND | May 6, 2025 | Gift & Merch Ideas, Strategy & Inspiration, Team & Culture
Fresh ideas interns will actually use, post, and remember If your intern welcome kits still include the same notebook-pen-tumbler combo from 2016… we need to talk. Yes, those items can still work—but not if they feel like filler. A great intern kit doesn’t just check...