This week's arrivals have a common thread. Every one of them gets used out in public, in someone's hands, around their neck or on a restaurant table, which is exactly where your logo should be living. No drawer-dwellers in this lot.
We've pulled the six most interesting new additions from the range, from a hydration vest built for people who run at ungodly hours to a bread basket that genuinely surprised us. Here's what landed.
The Morgan Bluetooth Speaker is a compact 142g wireless speaker designed for custom branding, delivering 5 watts of Hi-Fi sound with rich bass and clear treble. It's a private-mould design, so you won't spot the same speaker on every trade show table in the country wearing a different logo. That matters more than people think. Distinctive shape, distinctive gift.
At $44.89 it sits firmly in gift territory rather than giveaway territory, and that's the point. This is the product you hand to a client after closing a deal, send to staff for a work anniversary, or include in a VIP welcome pack. The carry strap means it goes to the beach, the campsite and the back deck, and your brand goes with it every time someone presses play.
Tech companies, agencies and anyone running a client retention program should have this one on the shortlist. People keep speakers. People do not keep pens.
The Anser Smartphone Lanyard is a phone lanyard made from recycled ABS plastic with a built-in 5-in-1, 27W fast-charging cable, made to carry a custom logo. Two products in one, really. It keeps a phone hanging within reach all day, and when that phone hits 3%, the charging cable is already attached. Nobody at a conference has ever complained about that.
This is a natural fit for events where phones do the heavy lifting. Festivals with app-based tickets, multi-day conferences, expos where attendees are scanning QR codes every ten minutes. Hand these out at registration and your brand hangs around every neck in the venue for the duration.
The recycled ABS construction gives it genuine eco credentials too, which makes it an easy pick for brands with sustainability commitments to back up. At $13.65 per unit it's a serious step up from the standard event lanyard without a serious step up in budget.
The Toma Bread Basket is a cotton and cork bread basket with a front branding area, built for restaurant tables, corporate gift hampers and hospitality events. Yes, a bread basket. We were sceptical too, and then we saw it. The cotton and cork combination gives it the look of something from a boutique European bakery rather than a catering supply catalogue.
For hospitality venues this one is obvious. Put your branding on the basket that sits on every table, next to the sourdough, in front of every diner, every service. That's sustained brand exposure in the exact moment people are relaxed and paying attention to what's in front of them.
Beyond restaurants, think food and beverage brands building gift hampers, real estate agents putting together settlement gifts, and wineries or providores adding a branded touch to tasting events. At $8.63 it's an affordable way to make a hamper look considered instead of thrown together.
The Varyon GRS Recycled Running Vest Hydration Pack is a 5L hydration vest made from GRS certified recycled ripstop polyester, designed for branded fitness and running event merchandise. It's lightweight, breathable and built for people who are actively moving, which means your logo gets seen on trails, at park runs and along marathon routes rather than sitting in a cupboard.
Race organisers, this is your finisher gift sorted. It beats another medal ribbon or cotton tee because entrants will actually train in it afterwards, and every Saturday morning session becomes a lap of honour for your event brand. Gyms, run clubs and corporate wellness programs get the same effect on a smaller scale.
The GRS certification is worth calling out to your audience too. Runners and outdoor types tend to care about where their gear comes from, and recycled ripstop polyester is a genuinely good answer. At $27.49 it's positioned as proper kit, because it is proper kit.
The Mini Pocket Fan is a rechargeable handheld fan with five speed settings, small enough to live in a pocket or bag and made for custom logo branding. Timing matters with this one. It's landing right as the weather turns, which makes it the smartest pre-summer order on this list.
Think about the moments people reach for it. Queuing at an outdoor festival. Standing on a packed train platform in February. Sweating through a summer markets stall. Your logo appears at the exact second someone gets relief, and that's a positive association most merch can only dream about.
Event organisers, outdoor festivals, sporting clubs and anyone running summer activations should be ordering these now, not in December when everyone else remembers. At $9.65 with a rechargeable battery, it keeps working (and keeps advertising) all season instead of dying after one afternoon.
The Swift Tumbler is a clear 450ml PET stemless wine glass, BPA free and impact resistant, made for custom branding at events where real glass is a liability. Anyone who has hosted an open home, a poolside function or a garden party knows the sound of a wine glass hitting pavers. This solves that, while still looking like glassware rather than a picnic cup.
Real estate agents hosting open homes and client evenings will get plenty of use out of these, as will event planners running outdoor functions, wineries doing cellar door tastings away from the cellar door, and venues with pool areas where glass simply isn't allowed.
At $4.59 each, you can brand enough for a full event without flinching, and guests take them home afterwards. A logo on a stemless tumbler in someone's kitchen cupboard keeps working long after the last speech.
That's the September batch. Six products that get carried, worn, poured into and passed around, all ready to be customised with your logo, colours and messaging for your next campaign, event or team kit-out.
Spotted something that fits? Head to the product page, or get in touch and we'll talk through decoration options and put together branded merchandise that actually earns its spot in the budget.
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