Get your merch ahead of Black Friday

Branded merchandise for retailers and brands running a Black Friday campaign. Print your logo on bags, water bottles, notebooks and apparel, and use them as the incentive that turns a discount into a reason to come back.

• Low minimum order quantity, so a small team can run the same offer as a large one
• Full colour print and design online, with artwork proofs before production
• Eco friendly options across bags, drinkware and apparel
• Fast UK delivery, with cut-off dates published ahead of the weekend

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Popular Products for Black Friday Deals

• Tote bags and drawstring bags for in-store purchases
• Water bottles, travel mugs and flasks
• Notebooks, pens and desk items for corporate accounts
• T-shirts, hoodies and caps for staff and giveaways

Black Friday Marketing Ideas That Use Merchandise

Black Friday promotion ideas and Black Friday sale ideas are easy to find. The hard part is picking one that survives the weekend. The best Black Friday marketing ideas do not rely on cutting prices further than the competition. They give buyers a reason to choose you that a discount alone cannot.

• Add a gift above the spending threshold. A branded product free over a set basket value lifts average order value without touching your margin on the headline discount.
• Reward repeat customers first. Send a Black Friday email marketing campaign to your list a day early, with a gift included on the first orders.
• Use merchandise in packaging. A small branded item in the box turns a one-off Black Friday sale into a reminder that lasts into the new year.
• Run it across the weekend. A Black Friday Cyber Monday offer that changes each day gives you something new to post on social media without new stock.
• Give sales teams something to hand over. For business to business brands, a good sample beats a leaflet at every meeting booked during the weekend.
• Marketing ideas Black Friday shoppers actually respond to have one thing in common: they feel like a gift rather than a sales tactic.