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Branded Valentine's Day promotional products for retailers, agencies and workplaces. Heart shaped gifts, chocolate, drinkware, pens and accessories, printed with your logo and delivered before the fourteenth. Free delivery on orders above the checkout threshold.
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Heart shaped mint tins, a heart shaped hand warmer, heart shaped hand cream and love heart keyrings
Heart shaped products are the reason this range sells when other seasonal ones do not. The shape does the work: it needs no explanation, it photographs well, and it turns an ordinary promotional item into a seasonal one.
Heart shaped mint tins. The volume product. Cheap enough to give to every customer, branded on the lid, and opened in front of other people.
Heart shaped hand warmers. February in the UK sells these on their own. A heart shaped hand warmer costs little and gets carried in a coat pocket all winter.
Love heart keyrings and badges. The lowest price point in the Valentine's Day collection, and the easiest to hand out at an event.
Heart shaped boxed gifts. Baton, chocolate bar and boxed formats, printed with your logo on the sleeve rather than on the bar itself.
Heart shaped stress toys and plush. A paw teddy bear or a soft heart works for a consumer brand and for any campaign aimed at families.
Heart shaped stickers, cards and packaging inserts. The cheapest way to make existing products Valentine's Day ready without changing them at all.
For customers. Small, shareable and immediate. Heart shaped mints, a chocolate bar at the till, a printed card with a discount. The purpose is to make customers feel special rather than sold to, and the cheapest branded Valentine gifts often do that better than expensive ones. A special Valentine gift is one that arrives unasked.
For employees. Something useful rather than sentimental. A good water bottle, a notebook, a travel mug. Gifts for staff go wrong when they are too personal, and go right when they are simply well chosen.
For key accounts and partners. Corporate gifts, Valentine's Day gifts and staff rewards all follow the same rule here: a single considered gift beats a spread of small ones. A branded powerbank, a premium teddy bear for a client with children, or a boxed chocolate gift with a handwritten card.
For a consumer campaign. Heart shaped anything. Love heart shapes photograph well and share well on social media, which is why they still sell when other seasonal ranges do not.
Add your logo to any product in the range. Screen printing for bags and textiles, full colour print for detailed artwork, pad printing for pens and keyrings, laser engraving for bottles and hard goods, and direct print on tins and packaging.
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Every product shows a price per unit, and tiered price breaks apply as the order grows. Free delivery on orders above the threshold shown at checkout, and next day delivery on stock lines.
Order by the middle of January for personalised products. The fourteenth is a short, fixed deadline and printed goods need three to four weeks in a period that also carries the post-Christmas restock. Stock items ship faster if you are late.
Give with a purchase, not to everyone. A branded gift above a basket value lifts average order value and reads as generous rather than desperate.
Make it shareable. A heart shaped product photographs well, and a campaign that gives customers something to post on social media buys reach you did not pay for.
Reward the second date, not the first. Valentine's Day marketing works hardest on existing customers. A gift to your list a week early does more than a discount to strangers on the day.
Use it internally. Valentine's Day promotional items work as a staff thank-you in a month with nothing else in it, and a business that treats February as dead is leaving the easiest goodwill of the year on the table.
Sell the idea, not the date. The best Valentine's Day promotional products are the ones people keep using in March, which is why drinkware and accessories outsell novelty every year.
The date does not move, which makes Valentine's Day the easiest seasonal campaign to plan and the easiest to leave too late.
January. Confirm the products and the artwork. Personalised Valentine's Day products need three to four weeks, and the print trade is busy restocking after Christmas.
Late January. Take delivery, count the stock, and brief whoever hands the gifts over. A branded gift given badly is worse than no gift.
First week of February. Warm your list. An email to existing customers a week ahead outperforms anything sent on the day itself, when every inbox is full.
Fourteenth. Give with a purchase, in the parcel, or across the counter. Keep a reserve for the customers who come in late.
After. Count what you gave away against what it returned, and keep the artwork. A collection reprinted unchanged costs less the second year, and customers who recognise it from last February notice that you did it again.
February is an empty month. Christmas has gone, the spring campaigns have not started, and most businesses have nothing planned between the January sale and Easter. Valentine's Day is the one fixed date in it.
It is also the rare seasonal campaign that does not require a discount. Love, in a commercial sense, is an excuse to give something rather than to cut a price, and a brand that gives on the fourteenth is remembered differently from one that marks down.
That is why branded Valentine's Day merchandise outperforms most seasonal spend per pound. The gift is small, the gesture is legible, and the product carries the brand long after the flowers have gone.
Heart shaped mints and chocolate for volume, drinkware and accessories for anything you want kept. Branded Valentine's Day gifts that survive the week are worth more than the ones that are eaten on the day, though both have a place in the same campaign.
Everything in the range can be printed or engraved with your logo. Send your artwork with a quote request and we will confirm the method, the print area and the lead time for each product.
Pens, keyrings, heart shaped mint tins and a single chocolate bar sit at the low end and work at volume. Tiered pricing lowers the unit price as the order grows, so a larger campaign costs less per gift than a small one.
By giving to the people who already buy. A gift with an order, a card in the parcel, a thank-you to a client. Valentine's Day gifts work as a loyalty tool because they arrive without being asked for.
By mid-January for anything personalised. Printed merchandise needs three to four weeks, and February the fourteenth does not forgive a late artwork approval. Stock products ship faster if you are late.
Yes. Custom Valentine's Day products are printed in your brand colours rather than defaulting to red and pink, which matters if your brand has nothing to do with either. The heart shape carries the season; the colour can stay yours.
Yes. Recycled RPET bottles, organic cotton bags, bamboo accessories, recycled pens and plastic-free packaging. Eco friendly products now sit close to conventional prices.
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