Know what you’re putting your logo on.

Reusable bags

Look at the material, dimensions, handle construction and intended use together. Cotton, jute, polypropylene and recycled-material options offer different finishes and printing possibilities. GSM describes fabric weight in grams per square meter; it is one specification, not a substitute for checking the complete product.

Drinkware

Check capacity, construction, lid style and the available imprint area. Follow the care instructions for the selected bottle or tumbler rather than assuming every item can be cleaned the same way. Confirm any dishwasher, microwave, insulation or beverage-use claim on the specific product before including it in your campaign.

Lanyards and accessories

Compare strap dimensions, attachments and the type of badge or item the lanyard will hold. The printing method and repeat pattern can affect how a logo reads along a narrow strap. Ask about the available attachment and customization options for the item you choose.

Seed paper

Review the paper shape, printing area and the planting instructions supplied for the selected product. Seed mixes and growing conditions vary; do not assume the same planting guidance or outcome for every seed paper item.

Notebooks, pens and everyday essentials

Look at the size, material, finish and usable imprint space. A detailed logo may need a simpler version for a small pen imprint than for a notebook cover. Use the artwork guide to prepare files for the actual product and printing method.

Care depends on the finished item

Material, components and applied decoration all matter. Follow the supplied care directions, and ask us before ordering if cleaning or a particular use is a key requirement. For disposal or recycling, check both the product information and your local collection guidance.

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