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Unsure what’s ‘fire’ for Gen-Zers obsessed with skincare? Want to win millennials with merch they’ll actually use? Our data-led and experience-backed recommendations are tailored for your unique audience, fitting well within your budget and perfectly aligned with your needs.

Access 1000+ global suppliers like The North Face, Baggu and Nike with us. Choose what suits your budget and impresses your target audience the best.

From puffy print and laser etching to embossed brand logos — we help you select the right customization technique based on the product and/or fabric. 

We keep you in the loop from the get-go with one-pagers, curated decks, product mockups and digital proofs. Want to make sure nothing misses your review? Order pre-production samples (they take 7+ business days to produce and ship) to see your vision coming to life.  

Ideal for thick fabrics like canvas, denim and cotton, embroidery uses machine needlework and color threads to create intricate designs that create a rich texture and depth, making your swag items both visually and tactually appealing.

Looking to create attention-grabbing swag in eye-catching colors and detailed design? Screen printing is the way to go — suitable for poly, cotton and other thick fabrics, and commonly used for apparel and accessories, it uses stencil design to transfer ink or dye onto a textile.

These can be embroidered, chenille or leather. Patches are made and then subsequently sewn onto products. Patches are best used for a unique, craft, collegiate or outdoor look.

Suitable for your retail-ready products and made of durable fabrics, sewn tags are custom-woven tags stitched onto your product’s interior or exterior. They give your merch items a highly custom, designer look.

Best for creating a sense of luxury, impression techniques appeal to professional recipients. Where embossing creates a three-dimensional raised-up image or design for a premium feel, debossing presses the design onto the material for a chic finish.

Create a raised, 3D effect on fabric. Puff printing adds a tactile and visual dimension to designs, making them stand out more than standard flat screen prints. Puff printing is best for thicker cotton pieces like sweatshirts, t-shirts and totes.

A digital computer printing technique using heat to transfer dye onto materials such as plastic, card, paper or fabric, dye sublimation is optimal for full color, a soft feel and edge-to-edge printing on apparel, lanyards, handkerchiefs and more.