A world where company merch is something people actually keep
We're building the curated swag platform that feels like modern e-commerce.
Buying merch for a company is usually a slog. You dig through huge low quality catalogs, fill out a form, and wait for someone to email you back. A lot of what gets ordered never gets worn, and plenty of it ends up in landfill. None of it works the way modern teams buy everything else.
We learned this firsthand through my clothing brand, Villager Studio. As we started making merch for startups, two things became clear. There was real demand for branded gear that people genuinely liked, and the way you bought it was stuck in the past, with no real attention to taste or product quality.
So we built Merchpath. We curate a tight set of premium staples instead of burying you in options, and we put them behind ordering that works the way good e-commerce should. You browse a real catalog, pick what fits your team, and request a quote without the back and forth of email threads and PDF order forms.
The quality side is just as deliberate. We start from premium, sustainable blanks made by brands we trust, not the cheapest option on the shelf, and we work with a network of commercial decorators who handle screen printing, embroidery, and heat press properly. What you approve in the mockup is what arrives at your door.
We build this for startups and modern teams who care how they show up. Fewer, better choices, made and shipped right, so you end up with merch people actually keep.
Ivan Hadzhiev

Founder, Merchpath
