What This Page Is Reserved For
The idea is a group option for teams, crews or studios buying several pieces at once. Group buying raises its own sizing and quantity questions, and opening this page before stock can support it would only mean turning people away.
What You Can Do Now
Group orders are handled one request at a time. Share the garments, the sizes and an approximate count, and a clear reply will tell you what the stock on hand can cover.
If You Are Buying for a Group Today
Today, a group order starts as a conversation rather than a checkout. Say which garments you want, how the sizes spread from S to XXL and an approximate total, and you will hear what can be supplied. Since each size and color is stocked in modest numbers, a request for many of one color in one size is the one most likely to fall short, so naming a second color or a wider size spread usually gets more of the order filled. The size guide has the flat measurements to settle what each person needs before ordering, and the product care page explains how to wash the graphics so they hold up for a whole team.
Timing is the real limit: the earlier a rough count arrives, the more of it the current stock can cover.
What a Group Option Would Need First
The difficulty is depth, not price. With modest stock in each size and color, a dozen identical hoodies across several sizes is harder to supply than a dozen mixed pieces. Promising a group rate without being able to fill the sizes would help nobody.
If it starts, it will begin with clear limits: how many pieces per size can be held for a group, and for how long, before any promise is made.
What to Do Now
Group requests are handled one at a time and answered honestly about quantity. Send the shapes, the size breakdown and the date through the. bulk and team orders page, and you will get a straight answer about what can be filled rather than a form reply.