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Spirit wear fundraising for Dana Point schools

Spirit wear fundraising for Dana Point booster clubs. Print on demand, shipped direct, campaigns run for you, and 20% of total order value.

Dana Hills High is Dana Point's comprehensive high school, part of Capistrano Unified, and it draws from a town with an unusually strong sense of place. A harbor community with a surf identity produces spirit wear demand that is less tied to the athletic calendar than it is elsewhere.

That is a real commercial difference. In many towns a hoodie sells because there is a game on Friday. Here a substantial share of the demand is simply people wanting to wear where they are from, which persists through months when a program in an inland city would see nothing.

It argues for a store that stays open year-round and for a range weighted toward things people wear casually rather than only game-day gear. It also argues for including the town identity in the design where the district permits it, because that is what the buyer is actually responding to.

Districts serving Dana Point

Any use of a school name, logo or mascot is the district’s to license, so the first step is knowing which office owns the mark you want to print.

Public high schools in Dana Point

We build stores for booster clubs, athletic programs, PTOs, bands and any other group raising money at these schools. Every one of them competes in the CIF Southern Section.

  • Dana Hills High School

What we handle, and what you do

  1. 1. You send colors, marks and rosters

    Along with written confirmation from the district that the club may use the school name and logo. That is the entire job on your side.

  2. 2. We build and you approve

    We design the range and the storefront. The range you approve is the range that sells for the rest of the season, so this is the point to be fussy.

  3. 3. We print, ship and support

    Each order is produced after it is bought and shipped direct to that buyer. No sorting, no distribution day, no leftover sizes.

  4. 4. We promote it

    Text and email campaigns to your opted-in families, timed to season launch, playoffs, senior night and the winter holidays.

  5. 5. You get paid

    20% of total order value, remitted on a set schedule. A share of what the store sells, not a share of margin after costs.

Questions from Dana Point clubs

Does a coastal town buy differently?
In our experience yes, in one specific way: more of the demand is casual wear rather than game-day gear, and it is spread more evenly through the year. That favors a year-round store and a range weighted toward everyday items.
Can the design reference the town rather than just the school?
Only with district approval, since the school marks are the district's to license. It is worth asking, because in a town with this strong an identity it is often what makes an item sell.

Nearby cities we cover

These share a district with Dana Point, which means a shared approval process and often a shared calendar.

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