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Teamwork’s Recently Launched ProSphere Fan Shop is Now Full E-Commerce

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5 years ago

July 23, 2018

Teamwork Athletic Apparel, a leader in the team uniform industry, just announced that their recently launched website and service, ProSphere Fan Shop is now fully e-commerce.

WhenProSphere Fan Shop first launched in March, only authorized Teamwork dealers had access to it. However now it is offered to consumers, allowing them to place their own orders. Allowing the customer to check out themselves makes ProSphere Fan Shop an even more convenient, lucrative web service for any team uniform or apparel dealer.

Teamwork Athletic Apparel, a leader in the team uniform industry, just announced that their recently launched website and service, ProSphere Fan Shop is now fully e-commerce.

ProSphere Fan Shop allows dealers and their customers to create free, personalized web shops for teams, groups, or communities, known as “team stores.” A team’s name, colors, logo, and roster is carried over to the team store to set up a truly custom experience for each team or group.

The new and improved e-commerce version saves dealers a significant amount of time because it allows their customers to browse through the store, add items to their cart, and place their orders themselves. Now that the service is fully e-commerce, not only are dealers able to connect with their customers in a unique way, but it also offers them an opportunity to increase their sales revenue. Teamwork also offers no minimum order requirements, no inventory commitments, a five day manufacturing turnaround, and an unprecedented selection of designs and styles.

The new and improved website has a clean, uncluttered design, with straightforward functionality to demonstrate the company’s commitment to above & beyond service, and exceptional products. The new website went live on June 4th 2018 and is located at www.prospherefanshop.com/

Visitors are encouraged to explore the website and sign up to become a dealer at https://www.teamworkathletic.com/taa/contact/registration.jsp

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