Set the essentials
Choose the core items and an approximate budget per new starter.
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For new beginnings
Make their first day
feel considered.
A welcome kit should be more than an introduction to your logo. Choose pieces that help someone settle in, take notes and make a desk their own.
A considered approach
Build the kit around the working day.
Start with a notebook and a pen, then add only what your team will use. A lanyard can suit an office-based role; a cork coaster or note pad may be more useful for a home desk. Discuss whether kits are for one joining date or several batches, and whether delivery is to a central office or multiple locations. These details help us prepare a relevant proposal.
From the first idea
Make room for your brand
Discuss logo application, an introduction card and packaging options.
Plan the handover
Share joining dates, delivery locations and any phased requirements before confirming the order.
Explore the possibilities
A place to start.
Prices shown are catalogue references. Branding, packaging, shipping and final order terms are confirmed in your quotation.
Good to know
A few useful
answers.
Can you supply a notebook-and-pen combination?
Yes. Choose from the current notebook, diary and pen range, then enquire about a combination and suitable packaging.
Can we order kits in batches?
Tell us your expected quantities and joining schedule. Batch availability, artwork reuse and dispatch arrangements are confirmed case by case.
What should I send for a quotation?
Send your preferred contents, quantity, budget, logo, delivery postcode and required date. If you have no shortlist yet, describe the team and workplace.
Let’s make it personal
A gift worth
giving.
Tell us the occasion, the people and the quantity. We’ll help you find a considered place to start.
Start your enquiry