Premium merch
for your business
From design to delivery: premium custom merch, made in the EU. Create, customise and place your order in just a few simple steps.
Launch your merch project today
Talk to our teamMade in the same European factories as leading fashion brands, our garments and accessories have unmatched quality and fit.
Open the configurator, choose your colour, print zone and technique, upload your artwork and see it on the garment in real time.
Review the order details and place your order on invoice, 30 days net. Our team reviews it and your merch arrives in 3–4 weeks.
Manufacturing expertise, translated to every product we deliver.
Nord Assembly works with a European manufacturing network trusted by global fashion houses. That expertise shows up in the fit, the fabric and the finish of everything we ship.
Extensive customisation
Over 2 500 colours to match your brand identity, and professional embellishment techniques from screen print to embroidery.
Flexible MOQs
Start from 25 units per product. Scale to thousands without changing supplier.
Fast lead times
Artwork approved to delivered doorstep in 3–4 weeks, anywhere in Sweden.
Made in the EU
Produced in audited European factories, with full traceability on every order.
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Configure any product to see live tiered pricing per unit, excluding VAT, in SEK — or reach out to our team for a more detailed pricing breakdown.
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Classic Polo Shirt
A new staple has arrived.
Structured piqué fabric, relaxed fit and the same attention to detail Nord Assembly is known for — now available for custom merch projects.
Customise itHow the best brands use Nord Assembly
Brand matters more than ever, and clothes are the ultimate storytellers. See how teams use merch to build brand and community.
Uniforms made for the pace of a bakery, worn by the team and noticed by customers. A quiet look inside an everyday world.
A gallery's opening-night tote: one colour, one mark, produced in a run small enough to stay considered.
As workplace culture shifts away from formality, one investment team used apparel as a subtle cultural touchpoint rather than overt branding.
