Kit, equipment, sportswear and merchandise, picked, packed and shipped from our Sheffield warehouse. Sell one product or run a full club-kit programme, the same team handles it.

Cloud9 is a UK third-party fulfilment company based in Sheffield. We store your stock, then pick, pack and dispatch orders as they come in, so you can sell without running a warehouse yourself. Sports brands rarely ship one simple thing. A single order might be a pair of trainers, or a full squad kit with names, numbers and sponsor logos to collate. We already run kitting and on-site assembly for other clients, which is the same skill a team-kit or sponsor-pack order needs. That is why sports and teamwear sits together as one category rather than being split across generic pages.
Sports, fitness and outdoor gear, including bulky, heavy or awkward items, handled and shipped without the damage and delays that come from a warehouse set up only for small parcels.
Squad orders collated with the right sizes, names and numbers, then packed together. Bulk kit drops and season launches planned in advance so nothing is late for the first match.
Folded, bagged and shipped to your customers, with returns handled cleanly so sizing swaps do not turn into lost sales.
Fan merchandise and sponsor or media packs built to a set spec, assembled in the warehouse and sent out on time for a campaign or launch date.
Set it up once and it runs. Here is what happens from the day your stock arrives to the orders going out.
We agree how your products are handled and packed, and document it so every order is done the same way.
Your store connects to our system and your stock arrives at our Sheffield warehouse, counted in and ready to pick.
Orders are picked, packed and dispatched, same day when placed before the 2pm cut-off.
You track stock, orders and returns live on your dashboard, and we refine the process as you grow.
The questions sports brands and clubs ask us most
Next steps
Tell us about your kit, equipment or merchandise and we will build your fulfilment plan. A short call is enough for us to say how we would handle it and what it would cost.