Everything you hand out.

The cheapest thing you can hand someone that they will keep.

Pens are still the most reordered item we sell, because they get used, left behind and picked up by somebody else. Notebooks and folders do the same job at a desk.

Pens and stylus pens, pencils and markers, notebooks and journals, folders and padfolios.

The item most likely to end up on a desk every single day.

Worth spending a few dollars more than you would on a giveaway. A good insulated tumbler sits on a desk for years, which works out cheaper per day than almost anything else you can buy.

Insulated tumblers, water bottles, mugs and travel cups, can coolers.

Useful, and it walks around with your name on it.

A bag does its work in places you will never be. Light totes are fine for a one day event. If you want people still carrying it next year, go heavier.

Totes and shopping bags, drawstring bags, backpacks and duffels, cooler bags.

For the counter, the trade show table and the front door.

The affordable end. Things you can hand out by the hundred without thinking about it, and that still look like they came from a real company.

Keychains and bottle openers, lanyards and wristbands, sunglasses and koozies, stickers and decals.

When it needs to feel like a gift and not a giveaway.

Fewer pieces, better pieces. This is the end of the range where the item has to feel chosen rather than handed out, so the budget goes into one good thing instead of two forgettable ones.

Blankets and throws, power banks and speakers, gift sets and boxes, premium drinkware.

The date cannot move, so we work backwards from it.

An event usually needs several different things at once and a hard deadline. Tell us the date before anything else. We will say what can be made in time and what to swap for something that can.

Grand openings and anniversaries, golf outings and tournaments, school and team fundraisers, trade shows and community events.