Merchloop result Employee Merch Store

Swag is supposed to spark excitement, not anxiety. But there’s one surprisingly uncomfortable step that companies everywhere run into: asking employees for their shirt sizes.

Imagine walking into a store filled with sleek branded hoodies, insulated water bottles, comfy joggers, and high-tech accessories—all free. No checkout lines, no hidden fees, no awkward payroll deductions. Just a simple click and it’s yours. That’s the magic of a free company store, and it’s quickly becoming one of the most exciting perks in the modern workplace.

Prospects today are drowning in sales noise. Their inboxes overflow with templated emails, voicemail messages pile up unheard, and LinkedIn connections blur together. Everyone is trying to grab attention, but few succeed.

When you’re deciding how to send branded swag, client gifts, and employee appreciation packages, two platforms often rise to the top: Merchloop and Sendoso. Both claim to make corporate gifting easier, but the way they operate — and the results they deliver — are completely different.

Remember the days when company swag meant a pile of T-shirts sitting in a dusty office closet? Half the sizes were wrong, the logo was already outdated, and the gear eventually turned into gym shirts or pajama tops.

Nonprofits know the drill: do more with less, make every penny count, and still find ways to keep donors and volunteers excited about being part of the mission. It’s not easy. Budgets are tight, teams are small, and expectations are big.