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BRANDED MERCHANDISE STUDIO · NAEXYS

Promotional products that feel like your brand.

A promotional product can support a trade show, thank a client or become an everyday essential. Our merchandise studio helps you choose the right product and customise it in a way that fits your brand.

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Examples of customisable products: water bottle, notebook, mug, cap and bag
Illustrative image · product shown as an example
Event
A product suited to the audience, easy to hand out and carry.
Team
A product for regular use, with a shared team identity.
Client or partner
A selection and presentation that reflect the relationship.

Start with the purpose, then the logo.

Who will receive the product? Where will they use it? A team water bottle, a meeting notebook and an event bag each have different requirements. We discuss your audience, distribution plans and the role of each item.

Water bottles, mugs, notebooks, bags and accessories offer a starting point. The selection and exact specifications are defined in the proposal: the gallery is neither a live stock list nor a fixed catalogue.

Choose an existing product or develop something bespoke.

Customisation can involve artwork, colour, branding placement or presentation. Depending on the product, the project may also require a specially developed shape, format or finish.

We assess feasibility with our manufacturing partners. A visual mock-up communicates an idea; materials, dimensions and the customisation technique still need to be confirmed.

Compare the full project cost.

The budget depends on the product, quantity, branding and packing, among other factors. Development, any sample and delivery may also form part of the proposal.

Compare options on the same basis: the same quantities, customisation requirements and delivery destinations. We help you identify which choices matter most for your project.

From your first idea to delivery.

  1. Define the brief. Your audience, product ideas, quantities, budget and target date.
  2. Explore the options. Materials, customisation and the arrangements set out in the proposal.
  3. Approve the details. Artwork and, where agreed, samples before production decisions are made.
  4. Coordinate production. Communication and delivery managed around the schedule agreed together.

Before you get started.

What quantity should we order?

It depends on the product, how it is made and the customisation required. Share an estimate so we can explore the options and any minimum quantities that apply to your project.

Can my logo be added to any product?

The material, shape, size and detail in the artwork determine which techniques are possible. The proposal sets out the finish and constraints that need approval.

How should we plan delivery?

Include your target date and destinations in the brief. The schedule takes account of product selection, approvals, manufacturing and transport.

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