About SquadMark

School spirit.
Shared by design.

A focused collection for the volunteers bringing a high-school athletic community together.

Illustrative embroidered patch, not a produced sample or facility photograph
Illustrative concept — not a produced sample

Less noise.
More common ground.

Embroidered patches and patch caps are our two main inquiry products. Shared team-logo bag tags are a secondary option, not an invitation to a generic gift catalog.

Our AI-generated photo-style images are illustrative concepts, not completed customer orders, factory photographs or evidence of manufacturing capability.

The company behind the site

SquadMark is operated by Sunjie Gifts (Kunshan) Co., Ltd. 隼杰礼品(昆山)有限公司, a company in China.

“Sunjie Gifts (Kunshan) Co., Ltd.” is an English translation of the Chinese company name, not a verified separately registered English name.

No registered-trademark status, school affiliation or factory ownership is claimed.

How to understand this catalog

A focused inquiry service.
Not a factory tour.

SquadMark presents a narrow set of merchandise directions for adult representatives of U.S. high-school athletic Booster Clubs. The site is a place to understand the scope and begin a product conversation by email.

It does not establish factory ownership, a manufacturing location, available stock or an existing relationship with a school. If your club needs supplier documentation or a particular sourcing arrangement, raise that requirement before relying on a proposal.

Three decisions behind the focus.

Shared identity before personalization

One authorized mark makes the campaign about the athletic community. There is no need to collect individual student names, numbers or rosters.

Product questions before broad promises

A patch, a patch cap and a bag tag ask different questions. Fit, placement, backing and attachment are reviewed where they matter, rather than collapsed into a universal minimum or turnaround claim.

Written scope before commitment

The useful record is the agreed specification and commercial terms. A polished illustration or an email exchange alone is not an approved product or accepted order.