A dozen volunteers knocking doors in street clothes look like a dozen strangers. The same dozen in matching campaign shirts look like a movement. Apparel is one of the cheapest ways to make a small campaign feel big — and to make your people easy to spot at every event.

What Shirts Actually Do for a Campaign

• Instant recognition — voters know who's official at a canvass, parade or polling place
• Free advertising — every shirt is a walking yard sign that goes home and gets worn again
• Team morale — matching gear turns volunteers into insiders who feel part of something
• Authority at events — a branded team looks organized and trustworthy to undecided voters

Order for the Whole Team at Once

Apparel gets cheaper per shirt in volume, so outfit your core team in one order rather than a few at a time. Our campaign t-shirts use soft, durable tees and print your candidate's name and colors in vivid full color, with bulk pricing that keeps a 50-volunteer order affordable.

Match the Rest of Your Materials

Your shirts, yard signs and palm cards should all wear the same colors and name treatment. When a voter sees a shirt at the door and a sign on the lawn that match, the impression compounds into name recognition.