Temporary vs. Permanent Storefronts: What's the Difference?
Posted by Shirts from Fargo on Jan 1st 2026
Temporary vs. Permanent Storefronts: What’s the Difference?
At Shirts From Fargo, we offer two types of storefronts—temporary and permanent—designed to fit different needs. Whether you're launching a one-time campaign or building a long-term brand, we have the perfect solution for you!
Temporary Storefronts
Ideal for special events, group orders, or awareness initiatives, temporary storefronts are open for a set period—typically a few weeks. This concentrated sales window creates urgency and is perfect for time-sensitive projects. Once the shop closes, we print, pack, and ship all orders at once. This option is great for schools, clubs, and community projects looking for a simple, streamlined process that handles bulk distribution efficiently.
Permanent Storefronts
For businesses, organizations, and creators wanting year-round sales, a permanent storefront is the way to go. These shops stay open indefinitely, allowing customers to place orders anytime they wish. We handle production and fulfillment as orders come in, eliminating the need for you to manage inventory or commit to bulk purchases. It’s the ultimate "set it and forget it" solution for long-term branding.
Which One is Right for You?
Deciding between the two depends on your goals. If you need a short-term, high-impact sale for an event, go temporary. If you want a continuous revenue stream with on-demand printing, go permanent. Either way, we make selling custom apparel effortless by removing the logistical hurdles.