65 - 124 kr
Art.nr: 100810
From 124 krex. VAT
Art.nr: 100314
From 65 krex. VAT
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Need help choosing the right product, print method, or quantity? These guides make it easier to order more confidently.
Custom merch increases brand awareness by 45%. The difference between merch and regular promotional products? Design that people actually want to use. Here is the strategy, design tips and products you need.
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87% keep promotional products for over a year, and 85% remember the brand behind the gift. The right trade show giveaway draws visitors to your stand, qualifies leads and keeps your brand visible long after the event.
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Giveaways under NOK 100 incl. VAT qualify for full VAT deduction and deliver surprisingly high brand impact. A simple thermal mug generates over 1,400 impressions during its lifetime. Here are the best products in three price tiers.
Read guideThe best bottles and tumblers combine high utility, strong brand visibility, and long product life for your brand.
If the goal is daily use, prioritize material, lid design, volume, and how the product fits into everyday routines. Stainless steel and insulated models often work best when the product should feel more premium, while lighter bottles can work well for campaigns and larger order volumes.
You should also think about the print area. Some models are best for a simple logo, while others support more visible or full-colour branding. The right combination of product and decoration often determines how much brand impact you actually get.
What to consider before you order
Steel is usually best when you want a more premium product with higher perceived value, while tritan is often lighter and more budget-friendly. The right choice depends on budget, audience, and expected usage.
Tumblers work well for office and commuting, while water bottles are often more versatile for events, training, and everyday use. Choose the format that best matches the user's habits.
For products that should be used often over time, a cleaner expression usually works best. A clear but balanced logo typically performs better than overly aggressive branding.