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Branded items your customers and your team actually keep — printed alongside the rest of your order, not sourced from a third party.
Custom merchandise works when it survives the desk-drawer test: still in use in three months, still carrying your logo. We are a print shop rather than a promotional-products distributor, and that shapes what we are good at — stickers, labels, magnets, drinkware, notebooks, welcome kits, and the hang tags, roll labels and gift boxes that make the rest of it look like a product instead of a freebie. Apparel and hard goods we source and quote by hand, so you get one contact and one invoice for the whole run.

The two or three things people genuinely reuse.
The whole category comes down to frequency of use. A branded bottle or mug is picked up every morning; a notebook sits open on the table through every meeting. Both cost more per unit than a pen and are worth several times more per impression, because they are still in the room a year later. These are the items to put your money into when the audience is small and the relationship matters — clients, partners, new hires.

Picked up every morning. The highest-frequency branded item there is.

Open on the table through every meeting, all year.

The everyday desk pad — cheap enough to hand out deep.

A small assembled set for client desks and office drops.
Packed and boxed here, so nobody on your team spends a Friday assembling bags.
Assembly is the hidden cost of merchandise. Five hundred items shipped loose means five hundred bags packed by someone whose job is not packing bags. Welcome packs and giveaway kits arrive assembled — the right items, in the right box, in the right quantity — ready to hand to a new starter or set on a table at the door.

New-hire kits that make day one feel planned rather than improvised.

Pre-packed giveaway bags for conferences, launches and open days.
Low cost, high volume, and the only fully configurable merch we print.
Stickers are the entry point to branded merchandise and the one item that scales without a minimum that hurts. Die-cut to your shape for laptops and bottles, bumper and outdoor vinyl for vehicles and hard cases, magnets for anything that has to stay put for years. Order these deep: they cost the least, they are chosen by the recipient rather than tolerated, and a laptop sticker is seen by everyone in that person's next meeting.

Cut to your logo's shape — the giveaway people actually choose to keep.

Laminated and sized for laptops, bottles and cases.

Outdoor vinyl that survives weather and a car wash.

Your card, on a magnet, still on the fridge next year.

Larger magnet format for launches, openings and save-the-dates.

Collectible-size magnets for teams, mascots and campaigns.
What makes merch look like a product instead of a freebie.
This is the part a promotional-products distributor cannot do. They will sell you a tote; we can sell you the tote, the hang tag on it, the roll label sealing the bag and the printed gift box it ships in — because tags, labels and boxes are already our shelves. Retail-finished merchandise gets treated as something worth keeping, and it costs a fraction more than the plain version. If you are sending merch to clients rather than handing it out at a table, this section is where the impression is actually made.

Turns a plain garment or tote into stock with a price and a brand.

Seals the bag, dates the batch, closes the box neatly.

Printed inside and out — makes a $12 item unbox like a $50 one.

Retail-hanging presentation for anything bagged.
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Shirts, hoodies, caps, tote bags, mugs, bottles, enamel pins and buttons are sourced to order rather than sold off the shelf, because sizing and colour ranges change constantly and we would rather quote you something we can actually deliver. Send the brief and you get one quote covering the merch, the tags, the labels and the boxes.
Prefer to talk? +1 401-484-0988 or inquiries@bizcard.com. Ordering all year? See business accounts.
We source and quote apparel rather than selling it off a configurator. Sizing, colour ranges and stock levels move constantly, and we would rather give you a quote we can actually fulfil than take an order for a size that is not available. Send the brief through the quote form on this page — garment style, colours, sizes, quantity and where the print goes — and you will get one quote covering the apparel plus any tags, labels or packaging with it.
It depends on the item. Stickers, labels and magnets start low enough for a small business to test a design, which is why we recommend leading with them. Drinkware, notebooks and assembled kits have higher minimums because they are made to order. Apparel and hard goods are quoted per run. If you are working to a fixed budget rather than a fixed quantity, say so on the quote form and we will tell you what that budget actually buys.
For a small, high-value audience, spend per unit and keep the quantity low: drinkware, a good notebook, and a printed gift box to put it in. For a large audience at an event, invert it — stickers and magnets deep, one premium item shallow for the conversations that matter. The single most common mistake is one mid-priced item ordered flat for everyone, which is too expensive to hand out freely and not good enough to be kept.
That is the reason to use a print shop rather than a promotional-products distributor. Hang tags, roll labels, header cards and gift boxes are our own shelves, so the tag on the tote, the label sealing the bag and the box it ships in are printed on the same order, matched to the same brand colours, and delivered together. Nobody at your end has to reconcile three suppliers.
Yes — above a few hundred units, use the quote form rather than checkout, because the package price is usually better than the sum of the tiles. Companies ordering the same kit repeatedly through the year are normally better off on a business account, which holds your artwork, locks your brand colours into reusable templates, and keeps negotiated pricing in one place.
Stickers, labels and magnets are the fastest — usually a few business days. Drinkware, notebooks and assembled kits take longer because they are made and packed to order, and apparel depends on the garment and the decoration method. If there is a date attached — an onboarding week, a launch, a conference — put it on the quote and we will confirm what lands in time before you commit.
Each product above lives on one of these shelves and keeps its own page, price and turnaround. This collection is a view across them, not a copy of them.