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# T-Shirt Club

There are two common ways to run a T-Shirt Club:

* [Option 1: T-Shirt of the Month – Let your fulfillment house determine which SKU should be shipped each month](#t-shirtclub-option1-t-shirtofthemonth-letyourfulfillmenthousedeterminewhichskushouldbeshippedeachmon)
* [Option 2: Set SKU Rotations – Control which SKU sends to the fulfillment house each month](#t-shirtclub-option2-setskurotations-controlwhichskusendstothefulfillmenthouseeachmonth)

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### Option 1: T-Shirt of the Month – Let your fulfillment house determine which SKU should be shipped each month <a href="#t-shirtclub-option1-t-shirtofthemonth-letyourfulfillmenthousedeterminewhichskushouldbeshippedeachmon" id="t-shirtclub-option1-t-shirtofthemonth-letyourfulfillmenthousedeterminewhichskushouldbeshippedeachmon"></a>

This option has the easiest configuration within CheckoutChamp.\
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To set this up, create a base product within your product list:

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After you create the product, scroll down on the product configuration page to add your variant options and also the SKUs and Prices for each of the different variant options.

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The SKUs you configure should be a generic SKU - so when your fulfillment house sees “TOTM-XL” they know to send the extra large size of the T-Shirt of the Month.

Once you have finished configuring this base product, select this base product as the base product inside of your offer setup within the campaign.

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### Option 2: Set SKU Rotations – Control which SKU sends to the fulfillment house each month <a href="#t-shirtclub-option2-setskurotations-controlwhichskusendstothefulfillmenthouseeachmonth" id="t-shirtclub-option2-setskurotations-controlwhichskusendstothefulfillmenthouseeachmonth"></a>

This option will require a little more setup than the T-Shirt of the Month configuration, especially if you are not syncing your products/variants in from an external source.

To set this up, first you will need to create a base product for each of the T-Shirts that will be rotating on each cycle. Each of these T-Shirts must have matching Variants and also SKUs and Prices applied to each of the variants.

Once you have all your T-Shirts added as base products (with variants and the SKUs+Pricing) you will now create one more generic “T-Shirt Club” base product, which will house all of the rotation items. (Product SKU under the Fulfillment Details will not send if you set a Cycle 1 Rotation later on)

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After you create the product, scroll down to the Variants section and be sure to add the same matching Variants as your T-Shirts.

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Finally, back on the configuration page for the T-Shirt Club product, scroll down to the Rotations section. Here you will set which T-Shirt will send on which cycle, starting with cycle 1.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that the last configured rotation will repeat itself. At any time you can edit the T-Shirt Club base product to add more SKUs for future billings, or you can remove an existing rotation to add a different SKU for that cycle.
{% endhint %}

Once you are done configuring the T-Shirt Club product with the rotations, you will use this base product as the base product inside of your offer setup within the campaign.

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Another version of Option 2 would be to create all the T-Shirt options inside CheckoutChamp, but instead of using a separate product for the rotations you can add the rotations into the cycle 1 shirt, but only set the rotations for cycle 2 and on.


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