Industries
Every industry gives merch
a different job.
A check presenter in a restaurant and a welcome kit at a financial firm are solving completely different problems. Here is how we think about the work in the worlds we spend the most time in — and the case studies that came out of it.
Restaurants
Details guests notice without being told to.
In a room where the food and the service are already right, merchandise has to match the standard rather than announce itself. For restaurant groups and bars that usually means fewer, better objects: the check presenter and the takeout packaging every guest handles, staff apparel that survives a double, guest promotions and loyalty pieces worth keeping, and something ready for an opening or a milestone the team earned.
Read the CRAB Restaurant Group case studyHealthcare
Dozens of departments, one brand standard.
Recruitment, events, and individual departments all buy on their own deadlines. The work is making the correct, on-brand order the easiest one to place — often with a company store and locked artwork.
Read the Valley Health case studyFinancial & professional services
A first impression that repeats, client after client.
When a hundred relationships start every year, the goal is consistency: a welcome experience built once, kept on hand, and delivered the same way in every meeting.
Read the Lexington Financial case studyReal estate
Make your brand part of the property experience.
From client gifts and property openings to broker events, employee apparel, and closing gifts, we help real estate companies create branded merchandise that strengthens relationships and keeps their name top of mind. The same thinking carries through to tenant and resident gifts — the welcome that makes a building feel looked after long after the paperwork is signed.
Hotels & hospitality
One standard, across every property and every shift.
Hotels, resorts, and hotel groups are judged on details: what a guest finds waiting in the room, what a sales team leaves behind after a site visit, what the staff is wearing at the front desk. We build programs that hold the same standard across properties — guest gifts and in-room pieces, team apparel that reads as uniform rather than swag, recognition for the people who make the stay work, and something in hand for a property opening, a meeting, or an event on the calendar.
Read the Hyatt Place / Hyatt House storyEvents & trade shows
A reason to stop walking.
Event merchandise works backward from the moment it lives in: the doors opening, the keynote, the follow-up email a week later. That is what decides the item, not the other way around.
Read the Web Age Solutions case study
Start with the goal
What are you trying to accomplish?
Tell us what you’re trying to accomplish and we’ll work backward from there. There are a million things you could put your logo on. Our job is to help you find the ones that make sense.
Common programs
What clients bring us.
- Welcome kits
- Client gifts
- Team culture
- Events
- Recognition
- Company stores
- Trade shows
- Onboarding
- Client appreciation
- Milestone awards
- Branded apparel
- Holiday gifting
- New hire kits
- Event giveaways
- Wellness kits
- Corporate gifts
A simple way to start