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Scaling limited-run merch launches nationwide
Dunkin’s franchise network spans thousands of locations, so a national drop needs a system that can push the same program to every store at once while still tracking fulfillment location by location. brandhub powered by SELECT centralizes ordering, inventory, and logistics for franchise-wide programs, giving Dunkin’ one place to manage a launch instead of coordinating store-by-store outreach.
Large-scale giveaways depend on production and logistics being planned together from the start rather than treated as separate steps. For the Iced Coffee Mitten, SELECT managed design, production, and nationwide fulfillment as one connected process, allowing 200,000 units to reach franchise locations in time to capture the seasonal, social-driven demand the promotion created.
Yes. For programs like the DunKings apparel drop and the Megan Thee Stallion connected merch launch, brandhub powered by SELECT supported the full path from concept and production through the ecommerce experience and order fulfillment. That means a single program can move fans from an online drop to checkout to delivery without separate systems handling each stage.
Recurring campaigns benefit from a platform that retains program history, so each year’s build starts from what worked rather than from scratch. brandhub powered by SELECT has supported Dunkin’s Super Bowl merch program across multiple years, each time managing concept, production, ecommerce, and fulfillment end to end, which is part of why launches like the DunKings drop have generated record-breaking orders within hours.
Yes. Dunkin’s connected merch strategy for its Protein Milk launch combined a limited-edition digital apparel drop with an in-store cup giveaway across 10,000 locations at the same time. brandhub powered by SELECT coordinated the product, the merch, and the ecommerce experience together, so the online and in-store moments reinforced each other rather than running as separate initiatives.
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