The lanyard woven to a Pantone. The conference kit packed to a delegate list. The garment cut to a spec no catalogue carries.

Since 1989

Seven ranges cover the stock. The rest we make.

Those come off our own floor, made by people we employ, on machines we own.

That is the difference between a supplier and a partner. A stocked item is a purchase order. A made item is a brief — spec, sample, sign-off, run — and it is quoted against your artwork and your volume, never off a price list.

Stocked — has a code and a list price

Made to brief
  • Itemwoven lanyard, 20mm
  • ColourPantone 186 C
  • Quantity2,500
  • Sampleday 6
  • Runday 15
  • Pricequoted with artwork

Made — has a spec, a sample and a quote

Made here

Four things a catalogue can’t do

Cut and sew

Garments and bags to spec

Pattern, first sample, sign-off, run. Used where the fit, the fabric or the trim is the point and no stocked line gets close.

  • Minimum100 units
  • Lead time15–20 days

Sublimation

Full colour, edge to edge

Dye goes into the fabric rather than onto it. Chosen where a print would crack or a badge would sit proud of the surface.

  • Minimum25 units
  • Lead time8–12 days

Assembly and kitting

Loose items, one packed kit

Conference bags, onboarding packs, dealer boxes. Picked and packed to your list so one carton lands per recipient, not six.

  • MinimumNone
  • Lead time5–10 days

Packaging

The box counts too

Sleeves, inserts and printed boxes made up in-house, so the unboxing carries the brand instead of a courier bag.

  • Minimum250 units
  • Lead time10–15 days

Minimums are units. Lead times are indicative and start at artwork sign-off, not at order. Every run is quoted against your spec, artwork and volume.

Start with a brief, not a catalogue number.

  • Tell us what it has to do, and how many
  • We sample before we run
  • Costs are quoted with artwork
  • Made and stocked ship on one order