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AoC Merch Shop
The AoC Merch Shop provides colleges, partners and stakeholders with access to merchandise and promotional materials to support campaigns like Adult Learning Pays and Colleges Week.
Created as a member benefit, the shop makes it easier for colleges to source campaign merchandise through trusted, AoC-approved suppliers. AoC does not generate profit from merchandise sales and acts solely as a facilitator between colleges and suppliers to simplify the ordering process.
Designed to support both local and national campaign activity, our range of branded merchandise helps raise awareness, spark conversations and showcase the impact of colleges across communities. All merchandise is produced to order through our approved suppliers.
Shop by theme
You can explore the range of merchandise available through the AoC Merch Shop, browse products linked to key campaigns and initiatives, and use the filters to find items relevant to your interests, including Adult Learning Pays and Colleges Week.
How ordering works
Step one: browse products
Explore the merchandise available through the AoC Merchandise Shop and browse products relevant to you. Products can be filtered by campaign, including Adult Learning Pays and Colleges Week.
Step two: submit order requirements
Once you've identified the products you'd like to order, complete the online order form and provide relevant details. After submitting your request, you'll receive an automatic confirmation email acknowledging receipt of your order.
Step three: supplier review and confirmation
The AoC team reviews all merchandise requests on a scheduled weekly basis, currently every Friday. Approved requests are then grouped and forwarded to the relevant supplier. Once your order has been processed, you'll receive confirmation from AoC team and can expect to hear directly from the supplier within approximately two working days. Review the quotation sent by the supplier and confirm that you're happy to proceed.
Step four: merchandise production
Following approval, your merchandise will be professionally produced using approved campaign branding and artwork. Once production is complete, the supplier will dispatch your order directly to your chosen delivery address and provide any available delivery updates.
Step five: delivery
Once production is complete, the supplier will dispatch your order directly to your chosen delivery address and provide any available delivery updates.
Step six: payment and completion
Once your merchandise has been delivered, payment is made directly to the supplier.
How to order
Find everything you need to place an order. Download the guide for supplier information, delivery details and answers to frequently asked questions.
FAQs
AoC member colleges, non-member colleges, partner organisations, stakeholders, and other approved organisations can place orders through the online order form.
Browse the products, select the items you require, and complete the online order form with your contact, organisation, and delivery details and refer to this booklet for more details.
Some products have minimum order quantities. These will be displayed on the individual product page.
Once you submit an order, the supplier will contact you to confirm the details, including delivery arrangements, product quantities, timelines and payment. At this stage you will have the opportunity to make any changes before the supplier provides a final quotation for approval.
The supplier will provide a quotation for approval before production begins.
You will receive email confirmation by AoC once the supplier has received the approved order request.
Yes, subject to supplier delivery coverage and any specific delivery requirements.
All products are made to order.
Contact the AoC team within 5 working days of receipt, providing details and photographs where possible.