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Client and VIP gifts

A client gift has a harder job than employee swag: it has to look like a gift rather than an advertisement. That usually means fewer items, better materials, and a logo small enough to be tasteful.

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What matters when you're buying this

Make the branding quiet

A laser-engraved mark on stainless steel or a debossed logo on leather reads as premium. The same logo printed large and in full colour reads as promotional. Same product, very different reception.

One good thing beats a bag of things

For client gifting, the per-person budget is better spent on a single item somebody would have bought themselves than on a kit of four they will not. It is also easier to justify on an expense line.

Mind the gift-value rules

Many companies — and every public-sector body — cap the value of gifts staff may accept. Check before you send something expensive, or you put your contact in an awkward position.

Order a sample before you commit

You are putting your name on this. Request a free blank sample from any product page and check the weight and finish in your hand before ordering a hundred.

Questions we get asked

Can we send client gifts to individual addresses?

Yes, kitting and multi-address drops are available. Send us your address list and we will quote it.

Can you include a handwritten or printed note?

Printed inserts, yes — send us the artwork or the copy. Ask us about anything more bespoke and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth the cost.

Which products suit a higher-value gift?

Premium drinkware, leather-trimmed bags and our gift sets. Filter the shop by budget to see what sits at the top of the range.