Partnerships
Propose a merchandise partnership.
Tell us about your audience or client, the work you would lead and a first project. Our team will review the fit and discuss responsibilities and terms with you.
Partnership proposal
Propose a partnership
Choose the relationship that fits, then share one specific opportunity for review.
Start with a specific opportunity.
Our agency is planning a client launch with branded apparel and packaging. We can lead the creative work and client feedback. We would like help reviewing products, quotes and production requirements.
A proposal starts a review. Responsibilities, referral arrangements, commercial terms and any pilot scope are agreed separately; submission does not establish a partnership.
Before you send your proposal
Do we need a complete partnership plan?
No. Describe the audience or client, your role and a first project. Include what you would contribute and where you would like support.
Are commissions or order volumes guaranteed?
No. Commercial terms, attribution and responsibilities are reviewed for the proposed relationship. This form does not promise commissions, exclusivity or orders.
Where should manufacturers and decorators start?
Use the supplier network page to review participation and the current application or private invitation process. Supplier onboarding is separate from demand and agency proposals.
After you send it
What happens after your proposal.
We use one real opportunity to understand the fit before either side commits to a broader relationship.
- 01
We review the opportunity
The partnerships team reviews the audience or client, proposed role, regions, and first measurable use case.
- 02
We clarify responsibilities
We identify open questions around customer relationships, attribution, creative work, approvals, and service ownership.
- 03
We agree the next step
If there is a fit, we define a practical next conversation before implying commercial terms or an active partnership.