Window Cling vs Window Decal
Use static clings for 'Holiday Sale' graphics, and decals for your permanent front door store hours.
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1/4 Zip vs Full Zip Corporate Fleeces
The 1/4 zip fleece embroidered with a subtle left-chest logo is the unofficial uniform of the modern tech office.
Kraft Paper vs White Paper Bags
A simple black ink logo stamped on a brown Kraft bag gives an artisan, small-batch feel to your products.
Embroidered vs Printed Tote Bags
Embroidery looks amazing on heavy canvas boat-totes, making them feel like a $50 retail bag instead of a giveaway.
Sublimation vs Woven Lanyards
Sublimation is best for complex sponsor logos, while woven lanyards feel heavier and more traditional.
Plastic vs Metal Promotional Pens
Hand out plastic pens at trade shows, but keep metal engraved pens at your desk for closing deals.
Ceramic vs Glass Coffee Mugs
Glass mugs laser-engrave beautifully to give a frosted, icy look to your logo.
Bumper Stickers vs Window Decals
Always use white ink back-printing for clear window decals so your logo stands out against dark tinted glass.
Screen Print vs Puff Print T-Shirts
Puff print gives a premium 90s streetwear vibe that allows you to charge more for retail merch.
PVC vs Silicone Promotional Patches
PVC patches with velcro backing are the #1 seller for tactical, police, and outdoor brands.
Laser Engraved vs Debossed Leather
Debossing creates a subtle, luxury 'stamped' look perfect for high-end corporate leather journals.
Round vs Square Coasters
We print coasters on ultra-thick pulp board so they absorb condensation without falling apart.