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The patch look, done properly. A leatherette patch engraved with your logo has depth and texture that a printed transfer can't fake, which is why it's become the standard finish for caps, beanies, and workwear that wants to look considered rather than mass-produced. The patch Leatherette patches in a range of colors and shapes, engraved with your mark. The laser burns through the top layer to a contrasting tone underneath, so the logo is cut into the material rather than sitting on top of it. No cracking, no peeling, and it ages the way leather does instead of looking tired after a season. Color pairing is the whole game here. A dark patch on a light hat, or the reverse, and the contrast between the patch's surface and the layer beneath changes with the color you pick. Tell us the garment color and we'll tell you which patch colors will actually read. What engraves well Bold logos, wordmarks, monograms, and simple line art. Patches are small, so fine detail and thin lettering get lost. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out at size, and what to simplify if it needs it. Small runs welcome Patches are the cheapest way to test a design before committing to a big apparel order. Run a handful, see how they look on the shelf, then scale up. Because each one goes through the laser individually, mixed designs in a single order cost no more than one design repeated. Every order is quoted Size, shape, color, and quantity all move the number, and patches reward volume. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us the size and shape you want, how many, the colors, and your deadline. Tell us what they're going onto as well, since that affects what we'd recommend. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Send what you have and we'll tell you if it'll hold up at patch size. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Breweries, coffee roasters, trades, outdoor brands, and anyone building a merch line. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork so reorders take one email, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork on a heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt, pressed with full-color DTF transfers. The hoodie's grown-up sibling: same warmth, same soft fleece, but it reads as put-together rather than casual, which is why it lands in offices and client-facing teams where hoodies don't. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything touches the press. The garment Unisex crewneck sweatshirt, S through 3XL. Fleece-backed with a ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem that keep their shape through a long winter. No hood, no pocket, no drawstrings, which means a clean uninterrupted front. Available in a wide range of garment colors, light and dark, confirmed with you when we quote. Print placements Left chest. Understated and professional. The safest choice for staff kit. Full front. The crewneck's advantage over a hoodie: no pouch pocket seam in the way, so you get the full chest and belly as one clean canvas. Back print. Full width across the shoulders. Front and back. Small chest logo, big design on the back. Why DTF Color is free. Extra colors don't cost extra, so full-color art is on the table from the first sweatshirt. Prints on anything. Light garments, dark garments, blends. Colors stay bright on black and heather grey. Soft and durable. A flexible print that moves with the fleece instead of cracking off it. Every order is quoted Size run, placements, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per sweatshirt. Blanks cost more than tees, so crewnecks start higher, but the volume curve works the same way. Mixing crewnecks and hoodies of the same design in one order is no problem. How it works Request a quote. Tell us quantities by size, placements, garment color, and your deadline. Send artwork. High-resolution PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG works best. Not sure your file will hold up at full-front size? Send it anyway and we'll tell you honestly. Approve the proof. Nothing gets pressed until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Office kit, staff gifts, taproom merch, team wear. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork on a soft youth tee, pressed with full-color DTF transfers. Same print, same durability as our adult shirts, scaled properly for smaller bodies instead of an adult small with the sleeves rolled up. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything touches the press. The garment Youth unisex tee in sizes XS through XL, roughly ages 4 to 14. Soft, true to size, and cut for kids rather than shrunk down from an adult pattern. Available in a wide range of garment colors, light and dark, confirmed with you when we quote. Print placements Left chest. A small logo, scaled down so it sits right on a smaller frame. Full front. The popular one for teams and events. We resize your art to suit each size so a youth XS doesn't wear a print meant for an adult XL. Front and back. Logo on the chest, numbers or a big design on the back. Why DTF Color is free. Extra colors don't cost extra, so bright, detailed artwork is on the table from the first shirt. Soft on the skin. A flexible print that moves with the fabric, which matters more on kids' clothing than anywhere else. Survives the wash. Kids' shirts get washed hard and often. These hold up. Every order is quoted Size run, placements, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per shirt. Ordering youth and adult sizes of the same design together is no problem, and usually the cheaper way to do it. How it works Request a quote. Tell us quantities by size, placements, garment color, and your deadline. Send artwork. High-resolution PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG works best. Send the best version you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing gets pressed until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Teams, schools, and family events Youth kit is almost always part of a bigger order: a team needing players and parents covered, a school fundraiser, a family reunion. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork across the front of a hard-wearing bib apron, pressed with full-color DTF transfers. The single most visible thing your staff wear, facing every customer at the bar, the counter, or the pass. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything touches the press. The garment Unisex bib apron with adjustable neck strap and long waist ties that wrap and tie at the front. One size fits most, so there's no size run to work out. Twin front pockets for pens, tickets, and a bottle opener. Built for a full shift and a hot wash, not a photoshoot. Print placements Chest. Logo on the bib, at eye level across the bar. The most common choice by a mile. Full front. A large design running down the apron body. Big, bold, and impossible to miss. Pocket. A small mark on the front pocket, understated and neat. Why DTF Color is free. Extra colors don't cost extra, so a detailed full-color logo prints as easily as a single-color one. Great on dark fabric. Most aprons are black or charcoal, and DTF colors stay bright on both. Tough. A flexible print that survives repeated hot washes, which aprons get more than anything else you own. Every order is quoted Placements, quantity, and turnaround all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per apron. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us quantity, placements, apron color, and your deadline. Send artwork. High-resolution PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG works best. Not sure your file will hold up at full-front size? Send it anyway and we'll tell you honestly. Approve the proof. Nothing gets pressed until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Bars, cafes, bakeries, breweries, and kitchens. Aprons wear out faster than anything else in your uniform, so repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

Your logo on a clean unisex polo, pressed with full-color DTF transfers. The step up from a tee when staff need to look put together: front of house, trade shows, dealerships, golf days, anywhere a t-shirt is slightly too casual. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything touches the press. The garment Unisex polo, S through 3XL, in a classic piqué knit with a ribbed collar and a three-button placket. Holds its shape through a long shift and a hot wash. Available in a range of garment colors, confirmed with you when we quote. Print placements Left chest. The standard, and what a polo is built for. A crisp logo sized to sit clear of the placket. Sleeve. A small secondary mark, often a sponsor or a second brand. Nape of neck. A discreet wordmark below the back collar. Full-front and large back prints aren't a good fit on a polo. The placket interrupts the front, and the textured piqué knit doesn't hold large transfers as cleanly as a smooth jersey does. If you want a big design, a tee or hoodie will give you a far better result and we'll tell you so. Why DTF Color is free. Extra colors don't cost extra, so a detailed full-color logo prints as easily as a single-color one. Sharp at small sizes. Fine detail and thin lettering survive at left-chest scale, where other methods struggle. Prints on light and dark. Colors stay true on navy, black, and everything between. Every order is quoted Size run, placements, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per polo. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. Mixed size runs are no problem. How it works Request a quote. Tell us quantities by size, placements, garment color, and your deadline. Send artwork. High-resolution PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG works best. Small logos need clean files, so send us the best version you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing gets pressed until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Staff uniforms, trade show teams, golf days, service crews. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork on a heavyweight pullover hoodie, pressed with full-color DTF transfers. Photographs, gradients, fine detail, a twelve-color illustration: all of it prints as easily as a one-color logo, and it stays put through the wash. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything touches the press. The garment Unisex pullover hoodie, S through 3XL. Fleece-backed and heavy enough to feel like something, with a lined hood, ribbed cuffs and hem, and a front pouch pocket. This is the piece people keep for years, which makes it the best thing your logo can live on. Available in a wide range of garment colors, light and dark, confirmed with you when we quote. Print placements Left chest. Understated and professional. Works with the pouch pocket rather than fighting it. Full front. Sits above the pocket seam, so the usable area is shorter than on a tee. We'll scale your art to fit cleanly. Back print. The hoodie's best canvas. Nothing in the way, full width across the shoulders. Front and back. Small chest logo, big design on the back. The standard for crews, bands, and teams. Why DTF Color is free. Unlike screen printing, extra colors don't cost extra, so full-color art is on the table from the first hoodie. Prints on anything. Light garments, dark garments, blends. Colors stay bright on black and charcoal. Soft and durable. A flexible print that moves with the fleece instead of cracking off it. Every order is quoted Size run, print placements, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per hoodie. Blanks cost more than tees, so hoodie pricing starts higher, but the volume curve works the same way. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. Mixed size runs are no problem. How it works Request a quote. Tell us quantities by size, print placements, garment color, and your deadline. Send artwork. High-resolution PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG works best. Not sure your file will hold up at back-print size? Send it anyway and we'll tell you honestly. Approve the proof. Nothing gets pressed until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Staff kit, taproom merch, event crews, team hoodies. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork on a soft unisex long sleeve, pressed with full-color DTF transfers. Photographs, gradients, fine detail, a twelve-color illustration: all of it prints as easily as a one-color logo, and it stays put through the wash. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything touches the press. The garment Standard unisex long sleeve, S through 3XL. Soft, true to size, and the piece that carries your brand through autumn and winter when the tees are buried in a drawer. Available in a wide range of garment colors, light and dark, confirmed with you when we quote. Print placements Left chest. Understated and professional. The one staff will actually wear off shift. Full front. Room for real artwork. Event pieces, merch, statement designs. Front and back. Logo on the chest, the big design across the shoulders. Sleeve prints. The long sleeve's advantage. A repeated wordmark or a design running down the arm looks sharp and is instantly recognisable across a busy room. Why DTF Color is free. Unlike screen printing, extra colors don't cost extra, so full-color art is on the table from the first shirt. Prints on anything. Light garments, dark garments, blends. Colors stay bright on black. Soft and durable. A flexible print that moves with the fabric instead of cracking off it. Every order is quoted Size run, print placements, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per shirt. Sleeve prints are an extra press pass, so they're priced alongside your main placement. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. Mixed size runs are no problem. How it works Request a quote. Tell us quantities by size, print placements, garment color, and your deadline. Send artwork. High-resolution PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG works best. Not sure your file will hold up at full-front size? Send it anyway and we'll tell you honestly. Approve the proof. Nothing gets pressed until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Staff uniforms, taproom merch, event crews, team kit. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork on a soft unisex tee, pressed with full-color DTF transfers. Photographs, gradients, fine detail, a twelve-color illustration: all of it prints as easily as a one-color logo, and it stays put through the wash. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything touches the press. The garment Standard unisex tee, S through 3XL. Soft, true to size, and built to survive being worn constantly rather than folded in a drawer. Available in a wide range of garment colors, light and dark, confirmed with you when we quote. Print placements Left chest. Understated and professional. The one staff will actually wear off shift. Full front. Room for real artwork. Event pieces, merch, statement designs. Front and back. Logo on the chest, the big design across the shoulders. Standard for crews, bands, and teams. Why DTF Color is free. Unlike screen printing, extra colors don't cost extra, so full-color art is on the table from the first shirt. Prints on anything. Light garments, dark garments, blends. Colors stay bright on black. Soft and durable. A flexible print that moves with the fabric instead of cracking off it. Every order is quoted Size run, print placement, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per shirt. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. Mixed size runs are no problem. How it works Request a quote. Tell us quantities by size, print placement, garment color, and your deadline. Send artwork. High-resolution PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG works best. Not sure your file will hold up at full-front size? Send it anyway and we'll tell you honestly. Approve the proof. Nothing gets pressed until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Staff uniforms, taproom merch, event crews, team kit. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Small, cheap to give, and kept for years. A bottle opener is one of the few branded objects that earns a permanent spot in someone's kitchen drawer or on a keyring, which is why it's such a reliable giveaway for anyone in the drinks business. The engraving The laser marks the surface permanently, so there's nothing to wear off with handling the way a print or a sticker would. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate, and these are small surfaces, so a bold logo or wordmark reads far better than fine detail. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out at size, and show you a proof before anything goes on the laser. Styles and finishes Several styles and finishes are available. Tell us roughly what you have in mind, whether that's something for bar staff to use, something to sell on the counter, or a favor to hand out, and we'll come back with the options that fit and what each one costs. Names cost nothing extra Each opener goes through the laser individually, so a different name on every one costs the same as repeating a single logo across the run. Groomsmen gifts, staff thank-yous, and wedding favors all lean on this. For taprooms and breweries The lowest-cost way to get your logo into a customer's home, and it pairs naturally with engraved pints, coasters, and cornhole boards if you're kitting out a whole space. Every order is quoted Style, material, engraving size, and quantity all move the number, and openers reward volume. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us roughly what you're after, how many, what you want engraved, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Send what you have and we'll tell you if it'll hold up at this size. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Taprooms, breweries, bars, restaurants, hotels, and event companies. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

Your logo laser-engraved through the powder coat of a Polar Camel insulated beverage holder. The mark is cut into the finish rather than printed on top of it, so there's no ink to peel, crack, or fade. It's part of the holder now, and it'll still be there years from now. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything goes on the laser. The holder Double-walled vacuum insulated stainless steel, sized for standard cans and bottles. A world away from a foam koozie: it keeps a drink genuinely cold on a hot patio, it doesn't tear or go soggy, and it doesn't end up in a bin at the end of the night. Available in a range of powder-coat colors, matched to your job when we quote. The volume piece This is the cheapest thing we engrave, which makes it the one to reach for when you need to hand something to everyone. Festivals, golf days, conferences, weddings, grand openings. It costs a fraction of a tumbler, people genuinely keep it, and your logo ends up in coolers and on tailgates all summer. How engraving looks The laser removes the powder coat to reveal the stainless underneath, so your mark comes out in a bright silver tone against the holder's color. It's single-tone by nature, no full color, which makes it ideal for logos, wordmarks, monograms, and line art, and it looks especially sharp on black, navy, and deep green. Photographs and multi-color artwork don't translate to engraving. If that's what you need, tell us and we'll talk through the options rather than sell you something that won't look right. Placements Single side. One logo, front and centre. The standard. Two sides. Logo on one side, an event name or date on the other. Wrap. A design running around the body, for when you want the whole surface working. Names cost nothing extra Because each holder is engraved individually, putting a different name on every one costs the same as engraving a single logo across the run. Wedding parties and groomsmen gifts are the usual suspects. Send us the list along with your artwork. Every order is quoted Placements, quantity, and turnaround all move the number, and this is where volume really tells: large runs bring the per-unit cost down sharply. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us quantity, placements, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Send what you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Event swag, festival giveaways, taproom merch, wedding favours. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your logo laser-engraved through the powder coat of Polar Camel insulated pints and mugs. The mark is cut into the finish rather than printed on top of it, so there's no ink to peel, crack, or fade. It's part of the vessel now, and it'll still be there years from now. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything goes on the laser. The range Insulated pints. The pint glass shape, in stainless. Keeps a beer cold from first pour to last, which a glass pint has never managed on a warm patio. Insulated mugs. Handled and built for coffee, with the same vacuum insulation keeping it hot long past the point a ceramic mug has gone cold. Double-walled vacuum insulated stainless steel in a range of powder-coat colors, matched to your job when we quote. Made for taprooms and cafes This is the piece your customers take home and keep using, which is the whole point. A branded pint on someone's kitchen shelf is a reminder every single week, and unlike glassware it survives being dropped on a concrete patio. Pair them with engraved coasters and you've got a merch shelf that looks like a set rather than a pile of logo items. How engraving looks The laser removes the powder coat to reveal the stainless underneath, so your mark comes out in a bright silver tone against the color of the pint or mug. It's single-tone by nature, no full color, which makes it ideal for logos, wordmarks, taproom crests, and line art, and it looks especially sharp on black, navy, and deep green. Photographs and multi-color artwork don't translate to engraving. If that's what you need, tell us and we'll talk through the options rather than sell you something that won't look right. Placements Single side. One logo, front and centre. The standard. Two sides. Logo on one side, a name, date, or second mark on the other. Wrap. A design running around the body, for when you want the whole surface working. Names cost nothing extra Because each piece is engraved individually, putting a different name on every one costs the same as engraving a single logo across the run. Staff gifts, wedding parties, and mug club memberships are where this really pays off. Send us the list along with your artwork. Every order is quoted Style, placements, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per piece. Ordering pints, mugs, and coasters together is no problem, and usually the cheaper way to do it. How it works Request a quote. Tell us style, quantity, placements, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Send what you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Taprooms, breweries, cafes, and coffee roasters. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your logo laser-engraved through the powder coat of a Polar Camel insulated water bottle. The mark is cut into the finish rather than printed on top of it, so there's no ink to peel, crack, or fade. It's part of the bottle now, and it'll still be there years from now. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything goes on the laser. The bottle Double-walled vacuum insulated stainless steel with a screw-top lid, built to keep cold drinks cold through a full day outdoors. Available in a range of sizes and powder-coat colors, matched to your job when we quote. This is the piece that travels. It goes to the gym, the site, the trailhead, and the school run, which means your logo goes with it, in front of people who have never heard of you. Nothing else in this catalog gets carried as far. How engraving looks The laser removes the powder coat to reveal the stainless underneath, so your mark comes out in a bright silver tone against the bottle's color. It's single-tone by nature, no full color, which makes it ideal for logos, wordmarks, monograms, and line art, and it looks especially sharp on black, navy, and deep green. Photographs and multi-color artwork don't translate to engraving. If that's what you need, tell us and we'll talk through the options rather than sell you something that won't look right. Placements Single side. One logo, front and centre. The standard. Two sides. Logo on one side, a name, date, or second mark on the other. Wrap. A design running around the body, for when you want the whole surface working. Names cost nothing extra Because each bottle is engraved individually, putting a different name on every one costs the same as engraving a single logo across the whole run. Team kit, staff gifts, and club orders are where this really pays off. Send us the list along with your artwork. Every order is quoted Size, placements, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per bottle. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us size, quantity, placements, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Send what you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Staff gifts, team kit, conference swag, client thank-yous. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your logo laser-engraved through the powder coat of a Polar Camel insulated tumbler. The mark is cut into the finish rather than printed on top of it, so there's no ink to peel, crack, or fade. It's part of the tumbler now, and it'll still be there years from now. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything goes on the laser. Shapes we engrave Skinny tumblers. Slim enough for any cup holder. The default for staff gifts and giveaways. Ringneck tumblers. A tapered neck that's comfortable to drink from without a straw. Stemless tumblers. Wine-style, insulated, and a favourite for weddings and client gifts. Pilsner tumblers. Beer-glass shape with insulation. Made for taprooms and breweries. Tumblers with silicone grip. A banded base that won't slide off a truck dash or a workbench. All double-walled vacuum insulated stainless steel, in a wide range of powder-coat colors and sizes. We'll match the shape, size, and color to your job when we quote. How engraving looks The laser removes the powder coat to reveal the stainless underneath, so your mark comes out in a bright silver tone against the tumbler's color. It's single-tone by nature, no full color, which makes it ideal for logos, wordmarks, monograms, and line art, and it looks especially sharp on black, navy, and deep green. Photographs and multi-color artwork don't translate to engraving. If that's what you need, tell us and we'll talk through the options rather than sell you something that won't look right. Placements Single side. One logo, front and centre. The standard. Two sides. Logo on one side, a name, date, or second mark on the other. Wrap. A design running around the body, for when you want the whole surface working. Names cost nothing extra Because each piece is engraved individually, putting a different name on every tumbler costs the same as engraving one logo across the whole run. Staff gifts, wedding parties, and client thank-yous are where this really pays off. Send us the list along with your artwork. Every order is quoted Shape, size, placements, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per tumbler. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us shape, size, quantity, placements, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Send what you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Staff gifts, client thank-yous, conference swag, taproom merch. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

The most personal thing in our range. A slim leatherette wallet with card slots and a wrist strap, engraved with a name or a monogram. This is a gift someone carries out of the house, which is a different order of keeping than a mug on a desk. The wallet Soft leatherette with a detachable wrist strap, available in a wide range of colors. Card slots inside, slim enough to carry on its own for an evening out or to sit in a bag the rest of the time. The laser burns through the top layer to a contrasting tone underneath, so the engraving is part of the material rather than printed on it. Nothing to peel or fade with daily handling. Color matters here The range runs from soft pastels through to deep saturated tones and classic browns, and the contrast you get depends on the color you pick. Tell us the shade you're drawn to and we'll tell you how a name or logo will actually read on it before you commit. What engraves well Names and monograms. The obvious one, and the reason most people buy these. Dates and short phrases. Weddings, anniversaries, graduations. Logos. For retail, or a boutique selling them on with its own mark. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out. Names cost nothing extra Each wallet goes through the laser individually, so a different name on every one costs the same as repeating a single design. Bridesmaid gifts are the classic order: same color, different name on each, handed out the morning of the wedding. Matching pieces Our keychains, card holders, notebooks, and cuff bracelets use the same leatherette, so you can build a matched set in one color. A wallet with a keychain to match makes a properly considered gift without much extra spend. Every order is quoted Color, engraving, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost less each. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us how many, the colors you want, what goes on each one, and your deadline. Send artwork or names. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. A list of names in a spreadsheet is perfect. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Double-check spellings on the proof. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Boutiques, wedding planners, and companies doing milestone gifts. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork so reorders take one email, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

The cheapest thing we make that someone carries every single day. A keychain costs less than a round of coffee and ends up in a pocket for years, which makes it the best value giveaway in our range and a favorite for events, favors, and realtor closing gifts. Leatherette Soft leatherette tags in a wide range of colors and shapes. The laser burns through the top layer to a contrasting tone underneath, so the mark has real depth and won't rub off with daily handling. Warmer and more gift-like than metal, and the color range means they can match a brand or a wedding palette. Metal Polished metal keychains in a range of shapes, from simple rounds, ovals, and rectangular tags through to keychains with a built-in bottle opener. The laser marks the surface permanently for a crisp, hard-wearing finish that reads as more premium and survives a keyring better than anything printed. The bottle opener version is worth a look if you're a taproom or brewery. It does two jobs, and it's the one that stays on a keyring precisely because it's useful. Which one? Leatherette for color, warmth, and volume: event favors, wedding parties, and open-house handouts. Metal for weight and permanence: a client gift or an award that should feel like it cost something. If you're not sure, tell us the occasion and we'll tell you which way we'd go. Matching card and ID holders Leatherette card and ID holders are available in the same colors, so a keychain and holder together makes a neat pair for staff or a welcome pack. Ask us when you quote. Names cost nothing extra Each piece goes through the laser individually, so a different name on every one costs the same as repeating a single logo. This is what makes keychains work as wedding favors and staff gifts rather than just branded tat. What engraves well Keychains are small, so bold logos, wordmarks, names, dates, and short phrases read well while fine detail gets lost. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out at this size. Every order is quoted Material, shape, color, and quantity all move the number, and keychains reward volume more than almost anything else we make. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us leatherette or metal, how many, colors, what you want engraved, and your deadline. Event date if there is one. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Sending a list of names? A spreadsheet is perfect. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Realtors, hotels, taprooms, event companies, and anyone building a welcome pack. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork so reorders take one email, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

Full-size cornhole boards with your logo engraved into the playing surface. Tournament-scale, built to be left outside all afternoon and played hard, and the single best branded object you can put in a beer garden. The boards A full-size regulation-scale set: two boards and a set of bags in your choice of colors. Solid wood construction with folding legs, so they set up in seconds and stack flat against a wall when the weather turns. The engraving Your logo or wordmark burns into the board face, so it wears with the boards instead of peeling off them like a vinyl decal would after one wet weekend. Wood engraves to a rich dark brown, giving good contrast without interfering with play. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. A bold logo or wordmark is what works here, and at this size there's plenty of room for it. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof. For taprooms, breweries, and venues This is the one that earns its keep. A branded set in the beer garden gets played for hours, photographed constantly, and tagged on social by people you never had to market to. Pair it with engraved pints and coasters and the whole space reads as one brand rather than a collection of suppliers. Also a strong fit for event companies, rental fleets, campgrounds, and corporate away days. As a gift Groomsmen, retirements, milestone birthdays, and housewarmings. Engraved with a name, a date, or a family name, a set becomes the thing that comes out every summer rather than a gift that gets shelved. Every order is quoted Board finish, bag colors, engraving size, and quantity all move the number. These are large, heavy items, so shipping and lead time matter far more here than on anything else we make. Tell us your deadline and your delivery address up front and we'll be straight with you about both. How it works Request a quote. Tell us how many sets, your bag colors, what you want engraved, and when you need them. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Send what you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Taprooms, breweries, hotels, campgrounds, and event companies. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

The dress hanging in the window, the light coming through it, a name and a date engraved into the hanger holding it up. That photograph is in almost every wedding gallery ever shot, and this is the thing that makes it. Solid wood hangers, laser engraved with names, dates, roles, or a monogram. Your artwork burns into the grain, so it's permanent, and the hanger goes home in the closet afterwards instead of in the bin. The hanger Solid wood with a natural finish and a shaped shoulder that holds a dress or jacket properly. Substantial enough to photograph well, which is most of the point. A range of finishes is available, confirmed with you when we quote. For the wedding party Most orders are a set: the bride, the bridesmaids, the mothers, sometimes the groom and groomsmen. Because every hanger goes through the laser individually, giving each one a different name costs exactly the same as engraving the same design across all of them. No setup penalty for personalising the whole set. Common engravings are a first name, a role like Maid of Honor or Bridesmaid, the wedding date, a monogram, or a short line of the couple's own words. For boutiques and bridal shops Branded hangers on your own racks quietly signal that you're not a chain. Your shop name engraved on every hanger, in whatever finish suits your interior. Repeat orders are easy once your artwork is on file with us. Other occasions Milestone birthdays, anniversaries, christenings, graduations. Anywhere someone's getting dressed for something that matters and there'll be a camera. Every order is quoted Finish, quantity, and how much engraving each hanger carries all move the number, and larger sets cost less per hanger. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us how many, the finish you want, and your date. For weddings, send the list of names and roles. Send artwork. If you want a monogram or logo, vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. For names and dates, just tell us the wording and the font style you're after. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. We're careful with spellings; check them anyway. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Bridal boutiques, wedding planners, and photographers who supply their own props. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, artwork saved on file, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

The smallest thing we make and often the hardest working. Wristbands go on at the door and stay on all weekend, which means your name travels further per dollar here than on anything else in our range. Two styles, two very different jobs. Leatherette cuff bracelets A wide, soft leatherette cuff with a snap closure, laser engraved with your design. The laser burns through the top layer to a contrasting tone underneath, so the mark is permanent and has real depth to it. These read as a keepsake rather than a giveaway: names, dates, coordinates, a short phrase, a logo. Popular for weddings, memorials, teams, and retail merch. Available in a range of colors and finishes, confirmed with you when we quote. Silicone bracelets The classic wristband. Flexible, waterproof, and cheap enough to hand out by the hundred, which is exactly what they're for. Festivals, fundraisers, races, school events, gate entry, and anywhere you need something colorful on a lot of wrists at once. Available in a wide range of band colors with your text or logo, in adult and youth sizes. Which one? Silicone if you need volume and visibility: hundreds of wrists, low cost each, gone by Monday and that's fine. Leatherette if you need it to be kept: a smaller run of something people will still have in a drawer years later. Plenty of events order both, silicone for general entry and leatherette for the crew. Every order is quoted Style, quantity, colors, and turnaround all move the number, and wristbands reward volume more than anything else we make. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us style, quantity, colors, sizes, and your deadline. Event dates matter here, so tell us the date of the event, not just when you want them. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS work best. Wristbands are small, so simple bold marks beat fine detail. We'll tell you honestly if your design needs simplifying. Approve the proof. Nothing gets produced until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business or an event? Festivals, fundraisers, race organisers, schools, taprooms. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, artwork saved for easy reorders, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork etched into natural slate. The laser cuts through the dark surface to a pale, chalky white, so the contrast is about as stark as engraving gets. Where wood glows warm, slate looks sharp and a little bit serious, which is exactly why it suits crests, signage, and anything meant to feel permanent. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything goes on the laser. The material Natural quarried slate, dark grey to near-black, with the naturally cleft edge left intact so each piece keeps its stone character. Felt feet or backing where it's needed, so nothing scratches a table or a wall. Slate is stone, so no two pieces are identical. Slight variation in tone, thickness, and edge is part of what makes it look like material rather than product. The range Standing signs. Small slates with an easel, for desks, counters, reception areas, and table numbers. Hanging plaques. Rounds, ovals, and rectangles on cord or wire. Housewarming gifts, family name signs, bar signage. Cheese and serving boards. Larger slates for the table, often paired with a knife set. A reliable wedding and client gift. Tell us the piece and size you have in mind, or tell us the occasion and budget and we'll suggest something. What etches well Logos and crests. The white-on-black contrast makes a mark look engraved into a building. Names and dates. Weddings, housewarmings, memorials, anniversaries. Bold line art and lettering. Slate favours confident, clean shapes. Etching is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Very fine hairline detail can also get lost in the stone's texture, more so than on bamboo. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out. Names cost nothing extra Each piece is etched individually, so a different name on every one costs the same as repeating a single logo across the run. Wedding parties, staff gifts, and table numbers for an event are the usual suspects. Send us the list with your artwork. Every order is quoted Piece, size, etching area, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less. Slate gifts pair naturally with our slate coasters if you want a matched set. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us the piece and size, quantity, what you want etched, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS etch best. Send what you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Reception and counter signage, table numbers, client closing gifts, staff recognition, taproom and restaurant signage. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork laser-engraved into natural bamboo. Light, pale, and warm-toned, bamboo burns to a rich chocolate brown under the laser, so engraving shows up with far more contrast here than on any dark wood. If you want the design to be the first thing people see, this is the surface for it. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything goes on the laser. The material Solid natural bamboo, sanded smooth and finished food-safe. Fast-growing and sustainably harvested, it's harder than most hardwoods, lighter to carry, and noticeably kinder on the wallet than walnut. That combination is why it's the workhorse of the range. Bamboo is also the most consistent surface we engrave. Where walnut varies board to board, bamboo's tight, even grain means a run of fifty comes out looking like a matched set, which matters when they're going to fifty staff members. Shapes and sizes A wide range, from small square and round boards through to large rectangular boards and long handled serving and charcuterie pieces. Matching serving utensils are available too. Tell us the size and style you have in mind, or tell us the occasion and budget and we'll suggest the right piece. Bamboo or walnut? Bamboo gives you the strongest contrast, the most consistent results across a run, and a lower price per board, which makes it the right call for volume orders, staff gifts, and event giveaways. Walnut is darker, heavier, and reads as the premium piece, better suited to a single high-value client gift. Not sure? Ask us and we'll tell you which way we'd go for your job. What engraves well Logos and wordmarks. High contrast on pale bamboo, so they read from across a room. Names and dates. Weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, retirements. Line art and monograms. Clean detail on an even surface. Recipes and handwriting. A family recipe in the original handwriting is the single most-loved thing we engrave. Engraving is single-tone by nature, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Tell us what you're hoping for and we'll be straight with you about whether it'll work. Names cost nothing extra Each board is engraved individually, so putting a different name on every one costs the same as repeating a single logo across the run. Wedding parties, staff gifts, and client thank-yous are where this pays off. Send us the list with your artwork. Every order is quoted Size, shape, engraving area, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per board. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us size and style, quantity, what you want engraved, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. A clear photo of handwriting works too. Send what you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Staff gifts, client thank-yous, realtor closing gifts, restaurant and taproom service boards. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork laser-engraved into solid black walnut. The grain is deep and chocolate-dark, the engraving burns a shade darker still, and the result looks like something that was made rather than ordered. This is the gift people photograph when they unwrap it. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof before anything goes on the laser. The wood Solid black walnut, sanded smooth and finished food-safe. Rich, dark, and close-grained, which is exactly why it takes fine detail so well: thin lettering, monograms, and delicate line work all hold their edges instead of blurring into the grain the way softer woods do. Every board is different. Walnut varies in color and figure from piece to piece, so no two orders look identical, and that's the appeal. Shapes and sizes We work across a range, from small square boards for individual gifts up to long charcuterie and serving boards with handles, plus round and paddle shapes. Tell us the size and style you have in mind, or tell us the occasion and budget and we'll suggest the right piece. What engraves well Logos and wordmarks. Crisp and permanent, ideal for client gifts and restaurant boards. Names and dates. Weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, retirements. Line art and monograms. Fine detail that walnut holds beautifully. Recipes and handwriting. A family recipe in the original handwriting is the single most-loved thing we engrave. Engraving is single-tone by nature, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Tell us what you're hoping for and we'll be straight with you about whether it'll work. Names cost nothing extra Each board is engraved individually, so putting a different name on every one costs the same as repeating a single logo across the run. Wedding parties, staff gifts, and client thank-yous are where this pays off. Send us the list with your artwork. Every order is quoted Size, shape, engraving area, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per board. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us size and style, quantity, what you want engraved, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. A clear photo of handwriting works too. Send what you have and we'll tell you honestly if it'll hold up. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Client closing gifts, staff recognition, restaurant and taproom service boards, realtor thank-yous. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

Your artwork, printed to order on warm bamboo or dark natural slate. Send us your file, we send you a proof, and you get coasters that look like your brand instead of someone else's clip art. We don't sell blanks. Materials Bamboo. Sustainably grown, light, smooth-sanded, and naturally water-resistant. Engraving gives a rich toasted contrast that suits logos and line art beautifully. Slate. Heavier and darker, with a naturally cleft edge and felt feet underneath. Etched art comes up bright against the stone. The one you pick when the table needs to feel expensive. Shapes Square. The classic, and the most forgiving for square logos and full-bleed art. Circle. Clean and pub-traditional, great for round badge marks. Heart. Weddings, anniversaries, and Valentine's promotions. Print styles Logo. Single-color mark, engraved or etched. Crisp, permanent, and the most cost-effective. Full art. Edge-to-edge artwork with more detail and color. Best for photography, illustration, and event pieces. Every order is quoted Material, shape, print style, and quantity all move the number, so we price each job properly instead of guessing. Larger runs cost meaningfully less per coaster. How it works Request a quote. Tell us material, shape, print style, quantity, and your deadline. Send artwork. High-resolution PNG, PDF, AI, or SVG works best. Not sure your file will hold up? Send it anyway and we'll tell you honestly. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the press until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Taprooms, hotels, cafes, realtors, and event planners are our bread and butter. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork for easy reorders, and payment terms so you're not paying up front every round. Ask us about setting one up.

A name badge is the cheapest piece of uniform you'll ever buy and the one customers actually read. Engraved rather than printed, it still looks right after a year of being clipped on and off every shift. The badge Engraved name badges with your logo, the staff member's name, and a title or role if you want one. Available in a range of materials and finishes, with your choice of fixing. Tell us what your team wears and we'll recommend one, since a magnetic fixing saves putting pin holes through good shirts. The engraving The laser marks the badge permanently, so there's nothing to scratch off or fade the way a printed or laminated badge does. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate, and a badge is a small surface where a clean logo and readable name beat fine detail. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out. A different name on every badge This is the whole point of the product, and it costs nothing extra. Each badge goes through the laser individually, so a staff list of forty names prices the same per badge as forty identical ones. Send us a spreadsheet and we'll do the rest. Replacements and new starters Staff turnover is the reason most badge orders come back. We keep your artwork, layout, and badge spec on file, so a new starter's badge takes one email and arrives matching the rest of the team exactly. No re-explaining the design every time. Getting the names right Send names exactly as each person wants them to appear, preferred names and all, and check the list carefully on the proof. It's the one detail worth slowing down for, since a misspelled badge is worn in front of customers. Every order is quoted Material, size, fixing type, and quantity all move the number, and badges reward volume. Tell us your team size and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us how many, whether you want pin or magnetic, what goes on the badge, and your deadline. Send artwork and names. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best for logos. Send the staff list as a spreadsheet. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen the layout and checked the names. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Restaurants, taprooms, hotels, clinics, salons, retail, and schools. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, badge specs saved for instant reorders, and payment terms. If you hire regularly, this is the arrangement you want. Ask us about setting one up.

The gift you give someone when they've arrived. A solid wood desk piece with a name engraved into it says promotion, partnership, or thirty years of service in a way an emailed gift card never will. It also sits on a desk for the rest of a career. The range Solid wood desk pieces engraved with a name, title, or logo. Name plates and wedges, pen stands, and combination pieces that hold a pen and cards together on a desk. Tell us what the desk needs and we'll come back with the options and what each costs. The engraving Your artwork burns into the grain in a rich dark brown, with plenty of room on these surfaces for a name, a title, a date, and a logo together. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Send us your file and we'll show you a proof. Getting the wording right Name plates live or die on the details: the right title, the correct spelling, the credentials after the name in the right order. Send us the wording exactly as it should appear and check it carefully on the proof. This is the one product where a typo is genuinely awkward, since it sits on a desk where everyone sees it. Awards and recognition Retirements, long service, promotions, employee of the year, and partner announcements. Because each piece is engraved individually, a room full of awards with a different name and date on each costs no more per piece than engraving the same thing repeatedly. Every order is quoted Piece, size, how much engraving it carries, and quantity all move the number. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly, along with a realistic date. How it works Request a quote. Tell us the piece, how many, the exact wording, and your deadline. If it's for a ceremony or a leaving do, give us that date. Send artwork and wording. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best for logos. Send names and titles as text, ideally in a spreadsheet for multiples. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Law firms, accountancy practices, dealerships, schools, and any office that runs an annual awards night. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork so a new name plate takes one email, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

A small thing that gets opened in front of the person you're trying to impress. A card holder engraved with your logo or a name sits on a desk or comes out of a jacket pocket at exactly the moment someone is deciding how seriously to take you. The range Card holders in several materials and finishes, from slim pocket cases to pieces made to sit on a desk or a counter. Tell us whether you want something to carry or something to leave out, and we'll come back with the options that fit and what each costs. The engraving On metal, the laser marks the surface permanently for a crisp, hard-wearing finish. On leatherette, it burns through the top layer to a contrasting tone underneath. On wood, your artwork burns into the grain in a rich dark brown. Different characters, same permanence: nothing printed on top to wear away. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate, and these are small surfaces where a bold logo or wordmark beats fine detail. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out at size. Names cost nothing extra Each holder goes through the laser individually, so putting a different name on every one costs the same as repeating a single logo across the run. Kitting out a sales team or a new intake is where this pays off. Every order is quoted Material, size, engraving area, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost less each. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us roughly what you're after, how many, what you want engraved, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Sending a list of names? A spreadsheet is perfect. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? Sales teams, realtors, consultants, law and accountancy firms, and anyone building a new-hire welcome pack. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork so reorders take one email, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

A desk gift that sits in someone's eyeline every working day. Leatherette mouse pads engraved with your logo, a name, or a team mark. Cheap enough to do for a whole office, nice enough that nobody throws it away. The mouse pad A round leatherette pad in a wide range of colors, engraved rather than printed. The laser burns through the top layer to a contrasting tone underneath, so the mark is part of the surface and won't scuff off under a mouse the way a printed design would. Color changes how much contrast you get, since the tone underneath stays the same whatever the top layer. Tell us the color you're drawn to and we'll tell you how your logo will actually read on it. What engraves well Logos and wordmarks. A clean mark, comfortably sized for a desk. Names. One per desk turns a bulk order into a personal gift. Team or department marks. Good for onboarding cohorts and offsites. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out. Names cost nothing extra Each pad goes through the laser individually, so a different name on every one costs the same as repeating a single logo across the run. For a new-hire welcome pack or an office refresh, that's the detail that lands. Pairs well Same leatherette as our engraved notebooks, so a pad and a journal in matching colors makes a tidy welcome pack without looking like two things bought separately. Every order is quoted Color, engraving area, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less each. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us how many, the color you're after, what you want engraved, and your deadline. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Sending a list of names? A spreadsheet is perfect. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? New-hire welcome packs, office refreshes, conferences, and client gifts. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork so reorders take one email, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.

The corporate gift that doesn't feel like one. A leatherette journal with a name engraved on the cover gets carried into meetings for a year, which is a lot more mileage than a mug gets. Onboarding gifts, conference handouts, client thank-yous, and the sort of thing people quietly keep after they leave a job. The notebook A soft leatherette cover with a bound notebook inside, available in a wide range of colors. The laser burns through the top layer to a contrasting tone underneath, so the mark is crisp, permanent, and part of the cover rather than printed on top of it. Color choice matters more here than on most things we engrave, because the contrast between the surface and the layer beneath it changes with the color. Tell us what you're leaning towards and we'll tell you how your logo will actually look on it. What engraves well Logos and wordmarks. Clean, high contrast, and sized to sit properly on a cover. Names. A staff name on each cover turns a box of stock into individual gifts. Monograms and short quotes. Understated, and they age well. Engraving is single-tone, so photographs and full-color artwork don't translate. Send us your file and we'll tell you honestly how it'll come out. Names cost nothing extra Each cover goes through the laser individually, so engraving a different name on every notebook costs the same as repeating one logo across the run. For staff onboarding or a leadership offsite, this is the detail people remember. Every order is quoted Size, color, engraving area, and quantity all move the number, and larger runs cost meaningfully less per notebook. Tell us what you need and we'll price it exactly. How it works Request a quote. Tell us how many, the color you're after, what you want engraved, and your deadline. If it's for an event, give us the event date. Send artwork. Vector files like AI, SVG, PDF, or EPS engrave best. Sending a list of names? A spreadsheet is perfect. Approve the proof. Nothing goes on the laser until you've seen it and signed off. Pay your invoice. We email a secure payment link when you're happy. Ordering for a business? New-hire welcome packs, conferences, training days, client gifts, and board meetings. Repeat customers get a standing account with agreed pricing, saved artwork so reorders take one email, and payment terms. Ask us about setting one up.