Product Comparisons

Plastic vs Metal Promotional Pens

Hand out plastic pens at trade shows, but keep metal engraved pens at your desk for closing deals.

If you have a large circular logo, always choose a pullover so the zipper doesn't slice it in half.

A die-cut card in the shape of a house or roof instantly tells the client what you do.

We use heavy-duty saddle stitching for event programs so they lay flat when opened.

Aqueous is perfect for brochures because it prevents fingerprint smudges during reading.

We recommend 50/50 blends for uniform programs where shirts are washed weekly.

Perfect binding requires a minimum page count (usually 28+) to create a thick enough spine.

Hard enamel is the standard for corporate lapel pins and high-end retail merchandise.

If your logo has a lot of small text, woven patches will be much more legible than embroidery.

We can print the inside pockets of your folders for an extra touch of professionalism.

Use rack cards if you are partnering with local hotels or tourist centers to display your info.

Canvas bags can be screen printed just like a high-quality t-shirt.