Focus on Promotional Products
It has never been easier to enter the gifting market. Expanding your horizons beyond garment decoration means you can increase your profits. Think mugs, soft toys, socks, keyrings, the list is endless!
Recy Five and Recy Six The best deal
Recy Five and Recy Six are the Atlantis best deal in terms of price and sustainability. Made of 100% certifi ed recycled polyester, they represent the very essence of the baseball hat, the perfect start for your custom project with a competitive price. They are both made recycling 3.5 plastic bottles. They differ only in the number of panels (fi ve or six) that form the crown, and the number of colour variants (nine or fi ve).
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Within Xpres’ huge range of sublimation blanks there lies some little gems that are perfect for the promotional products market.
Tote bags and keyrings
The classic XP9091 Tote Bags are lightweight and perfect for sublimation. These eco-friendly bags have long handles to allow for wearing over the shoulder. They serve as a perfect personalisable alternative to plastic shopping bags. The XP5224/XP5225 leather effect keyrings have a blank front for sublimation making for a promotional product with a touch of sophistication. Easy to personalise, these keyrings are ideal for targeting car dealerships, shoemakers, leatherwear shops and more! Available in round or rectangular shapes.
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If you require key rings that are printable on both sides, the XP5240/XP5241 leather effect keyrings are perfectly suited to sublimation printing to make personalised gifts and key accessories. They are available in four colours and in round and rectangular shapes.
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Helping you plan for 2023 and beyond Gilt Edged Promotions has come a long way since starting business in 1986, solely selling
promotional diaries. The range has expanded to also include calendars and its own brand of myNo notebooks.
The newest addition is the myNo diary, combining the traditional paper diary with the modern styling of myNo notebooks. With diary dates down one side and notes the other, there’s plenty of space for all your appointments, note-taking, and doodling. The classic diary collection includes bookbound diaries, and Spirolux diaries comprised of a cover and insert that can be refi lled annually. With the entire cover customisable with a range of branding options, these products can provide exposure of your business for an entire 365 days. With a selection of materials, you can go for a sophisticated business look or something fun and contemporary.
The myNo notebook range comes with beautiful, lined paper and optional extras such as ticket pockets to give your notebooks that luxurious feel. Available in three sizes, the Classic Leathertex notebooks have a grained appearance and come in black with colour co-ordinated elastic strap, ribbon, and end papers. In A5 only, the soft-touch PU cover comes in a wider array of colours. You could even go for the bespoke option and create your own cover. There is also the myNo Journal featuring undated diary pages and facing notes, perfect for bullet journaling and mindfulness practices. Calendars are available in desk or wall sizes with a choice of British Scenes or World Wildlife images. As with diaries and notebooks, there’s a fully customisable option to choose your own images. With different layouts available you can tailor your calendar to your business needs and get a head-start on planning 2023!
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