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Corporate gifts / product & production

Objects worth keeping

We develop corporate gifts as real brand products — with the right material, function, finish and packaging. From first concept to a quality-controlled delivery.

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Not merchandiseCustom textiles, leather goods, porcelain, accessories and limited product drops for clients, teams and private events.
Custom porcelain corporate gift collection
Bespoke leather travel case

A corporate gift should feel like it belongs to the brand — even when the logo is barely visible.

We begin with the recipient, occasion and use case. The object comes next. Branding is integrated through colour, material, construction and detail rather than added as an afterthought.
Product directions

More than one standard catalogue

We choose a production route for the idea, quantity, budget and delivery date. Existing objects can be customised; special products can be developed from zero when the project allows it.

Custom cashmere plaid for RG Development
01 Cashmere & textile gifts
Custom leather accessory for corporate gifting
02 Leather accessories
Bespoke porcelain gift set
03 Porcelain & objects
Silk scarf with bespoke gift packaging
04 Silk & limited drops
Custom apparel and team wardrobe
05 Apparel & team pieces
One team, end to end

How the project moves

Every stage is connected: a packaging decision can change logistics; a custom colour can change the minimum quantity; the delivery date can determine the best factory.

Brief

Recipients, occasion, quantity, target budget, geography and non-negotiable delivery date.

Direction

Product ideas, references, materials and a realistic route before detailed development.

Development

Construction, colours, branding details, suppliers, costing and packaging system.

Sample

A physical approval point for the object, finish, branding and presentation.

Production & QC

Bulk production, checkpoints and final quality control against the approved sample.

Kitting & delivery

Assembly, inserts, protective packing and delivery as complete gift units.

Selected work

Real projects, not moodboards

Three different tasks: a recognisable textile gift, a complete luxury product system and a small branded drop with production materials.

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RG Development

Development and production of a premium cashmere plaid collection for corporate gifting. A clear graphic identity was built into the knitted product itself.

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LEFFERS

Cashmere plaids, a silk scarf collection and presentation packaging — with development, production and full project management handled as one system.

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Lobby Moscow

A hand-printed silk scarf drop of 90 pieces, plus packaging, hangtags, printed materials and locally produced knitwear.

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Custom presentation case with fitted interior
The last 10%

Packaging is part of the product

A good object can be weakened by a generic box. We develop presentation and protection together: structure, paper, inserts, cards, labels, kitting and transport requirements.

Before we start

What defines the project

There is no universal minimum quantity or lead time. These depend on the product, material, level of customisation and factory.

Quantity

Custom yarns, moulds, printing methods and hardware can each set a different minimum.

Timing

Sampling usually begins only after materials and artwork are confirmed. Bulk production follows sample approval.

Budget

We need a target per gift or total project range to propose a production route that can actually work.

Practical questions

Is this standard logo merchandise?

No. We start with the product and brand context. A logo can be subtle, integrated into construction or absent.

Can you develop a completely custom object?

Yes, when the quantity, budget and timing support development. We first validate the technology, supplier and sample route.

Do you handle packaging and kitting?

Yes. Packaging, inserts and presentation can be developed with the product, followed by assembly and delivery of finished sets.

What should the first brief include?

Occasion, recipients, approximate quantity, target budget, desired delivery date, geography and any mandatory brand or product requirements.

Tell us who the gift is for. We will build the product around them.

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