Make The
First Day
Feel Like It
Matters.

The product mix can be built around your audience, budget and brand. Common options include apparel, drinkware, notebooks, stationery, bags and tech accessories, alongside packaging and printed welcome materials.

Minimum quantities depend on the products, branding methods and level of customisation involved. More bespoke manufacturing routes generally require larger quantities than established branded products.

Yes. Give us an idea of who the pack is for, what you want it to achieve, your approximate quantity and budget, and we can help develop a product mix around the brief.

Yes, depending on the project requirements. Packaging, presentation and printed inserts can all be considered alongside the products so the finished pack feels like one cohesive experience.

Lead times vary according to the products, decoration, packaging and quantities involved. If you're working towards a specific onboarding date or employee intake, include that in the initial brief so the project can be planned accordingly.

Where the project allows, different pack configurations can be considered for different teams, roles or employee groups while maintaining a consistent overall brand experience.

Delivery requirements can be planned around the project, whether packs are heading to a central workplace or need to be split across multiple locations. Tell us how your team is structured when you brief the project.

A useful starting point is your approximate quantity, budget, audience, required date and any initial ideas you already have. If you don't know exactly what you want yet, that's fine — we can start with the objective and build from there.