Badger Fire Extinguisher was looking for a unique item to give out at a trade show.  We created these stuffed toys with the imprinted t-shirt in the shape of their namesake mascot - the badger.

The  client, a law firm, was looking for something to handout at a conference.  These cotton canvas tote bags were the perfect useful item.  As many areas of the country require reusable grocery bags the bags were used long after the conference

The goal was to drive additional traffic to the trade show booth.  This was accomplished with a pre-show mailer that increased traffic by 40%. The client mailed the napkin, a fork and the napkin ring in a tube to all of the show attendees.  They were told to bring the napkin ring to the booth so that they could have their cake and eat it too. 

The client, a specialty software company was looking for a way to draw traffic to their booth at a conference in the UAE.  THey created a theme teid into the red hats with the phrase "Make Customs Great Again"  The hats were the hottest ticket at the show and the sales team was able to leverage that to trade hats for appointments and contacts.

The client, a security software company, was looking to give away a high end t-shirt with a retail style design.  This intricate artwork required specialty printing techniques and it was even spotted being worn on the show floor on day two by attendees who received the shirt on day one.

The client, a company in the ad tech space, wanted something to give out at a mobile advertising conference.  We suggested these portable ring lights printed with the client logo.

The client was hosting an off site meeting tied into a conference.  At the meeting the tables were set with journal books and pens branded with the client logo. Practical and useful and kept long term.

The Big Apple Circus Clown Care Unit was looking for a unique 10th Anniversary Gala gift.  We created these custom face watches to give out to each attendee.

These napkins featured the event's signature drink. They were handed out at each bar station at the event.  The drink was always the talk of this company's events and gave people an ice breaker for conversations.

The client, a large linen manufacturer operating in the commercial laundry space, wanted somthing that would draw traffic to their booth at a major regional trade show. We continued the theme of "Don't gamble with your supply chain" by custom molding chocolate dice and roulette wheels in milk chocolate dipped sugar cookies.

For the party to celebrate the launch of WBIS+, a TV station that featured business news during the day and sports at night.  Since the primary sport was hockey, we printed these referee whistles for the gift bags and the buttons people were able to wear at the event.  There were also custom chocolate remote controls for people to take home.

For many special events held in the City of New York, there are events hosted at Gracie Mansion.  For Fleet Week in the Giuliani Administration there were multiple events. Most of these events were to show appreciation for service to the military members who had come to the City to celebrate Fleet Week.  One of those was a VIP reception where these mugs were given out.

This water Carafe Set was sent to healthcare reporters together with the PR kit for Keri as part of a larger program being run by their PR agency.  The water and moisture tie in were a natural. It was an item that would stay on the recipients desk giving long term brand recognition.

The client was looking for a way to communicate their brand while having a unique way to send hand written notes that would be kept.  These 25 sheet post-it notes are useful and when the note on the top sheet is pulled off the recipient is left with 24 post-its to use, further spreading your your brand message

A middle market ending firm wanted to  gift all those involved in the deal with a "tombstone" instead of the traditional block of lucite with a piece of paper embedded inside, we chose this unique shaped piece of crystal.

These annual awards are given to individuals and community organizations that create good disaster planning programs.  It is presented at a ceremony recognizing the organizations work for the community

The client a large Church in Queens NY wanted a way to recognize one of the Pastors. Instead of another piece of crystal or plaque on the wall we created this one of a kind tapestry.

The client, a property developer, was looking for something that they could hand out to people who toured the model home in their new project.  Because these were home development projects, a coffee mug that people could take home, and use everyday was an ideal choice.  Each time the recipient used the mug in their current home they thought about the possibilities of living in one of the new homes in the project.

The Equity Capital firm wanted a gift that both reflected their brand and featured the products of the companies that they owned.  We packaged a selection of the products in their portfolio along with a spa towel with the Equity firm logo with which everyone could celebrate the holidays

The client was looking for a way to continue using the images of a set of limited edition lithographs that they had commissioned.  We took the images and created table mats and coaster sets.  These sets were given to the investors and bankers who had taken part in many of the company's deals in the previous year.  The goodwill generated by this gift helped the company get favorable terms from several of their bankers for the following six months.

The client a framing gallery in Manhattan kept these Umbrellas in the closet of the gallery to hand out when a client came without an umbrella and left in the rain

The  client, a large church hosted a hliday funday each year giving out packages and bags of goodies to needy families in the neighborhood.  We printed these large red non-woven bags so that everyone would have something to take home the gifts and be able to use long after.  

A financial planner client likes to recognize the holidays with his clients using something that they will use at home.  One year for Rosh Hashana, he gifted aprons and received several photos from his clients of them or their children wearing the aprons

The client,  a national golfing association wanted to recognize there volunteers.  We used this engraved Reed & Barton Silver double picture frame.