Independent UK supplier directory
Compare promotional products suppliers, decorators and exhibition giveaway specialists by product type and location, then contact the right one direct, whether you are buying for a company, an event, a school, a club or a charity.
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Browse by product type
Start with what you need, from branded clothing and drinkware to stationery and tech. Each product type lists the UK businesses that sell it, with their minimum orders, lead times and decoration methods.
Exhibitions, conferences and events
Trade show giveaways, conference merchandise, delegate packs, lanyards and pull-up banners from promotional merchandise companies that deliver to a fixed show date. Check lead times against your event before you order.
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Northampton
Garment printing and embroidery in Northamptonshire for workwear, promotional clothing, event merchandise and trade orders, with UK-wide delivery.
Stand Central is a UK exhibition stand supplier that sells portable display systems for exhibitors to set up themselves.
Manchester
4imprint is a large promotional products distributor whose UK operation is based at Cobra Court in Trafford Park, Manchester.
Birkenhead
A&A Marketing is a branded merchandise and printed promotional items supplier at Commerce House on Campbeltown Road in Birkenhead, Wirral.
Newtownards
AA Promotional Products supplies corporate branded merchandise across the island of Ireland and the UK from an office on Mill Street in Newtownards, County…
Birmingham
Advance Printwear prints and embroiders custom clothing from Hampton Works in Stirchley, Birmingham, and serves businesses across the UK.
Browse by location
A local supplier can be easier to visit, collect from or brief in person. Choose a town or city to see suppliers based there.
Decoration and services
Already have the products? These businesses decorate, store, pack and manage merchandise for you.
Buying advice
Promotional products only work if people keep and use them. These are the questions worth settling before you ask any supplier of promotional products for a quote.
Branded items do different jobs. A low-cost giveaway such as promotional pens or keyrings suits a busy exhibition stand, while corporate gifts and branded business gifts thank clients and keep your brand visible long after a meeting. Staff welcome packs and promotional gifts for events sit in between. Start with the job, then choose the product.
Each brand needs the right branding techniques. Screen printing suits large runs of branded clothing, embroidery lasts on workwear, pad printing fits small items and laser engraving gives a permanent finish on metal. Ask how your name and logo will be applied, and whether you can personalise items with names.
Minimum orders range from a single custom printed item to several thousand units, so compare them against your budget before you shortlist. Check the lead time from artwork approval, whether decoration happens in-house, and the cost of UK delivery to more than one address.
Send your company logo as a vector file with Pantone references and ask for a proof before production. A clear brief about quantities, sizes and delivery dates keeps a marketing campaign on schedule and stops surprises when the branded products arrive.
Many suppliers now sell eco-friendly products and sustainable branded merchandise, but the strength of each claim varies. Ask what the material is, where the item is made, whether it is UK made, and which certificate or test supports the claim before you repeat it for your brand.
The most ordered items are branded mugs, branded water bottles, branded umbrellas, notebooks, stationery, tote bags and printed power banks, alongside drinkware and clothing. A useful item that suits your audience will raise brand awareness far more than a novelty that is thrown away.
Buying guides
How to check eco claims on promotional products using the CMA Green Claims Code, what common labels such as FSC, GRS and…
Read the guideWhat promotional merchandise is, what to put in a brief, which artwork files suppliers need, how proofs, minimum orders and lead times…
Read the guideWhat to put in staff welcome packs and swag boxes, how to budget per person, how long orders take and how HMRC…
Read the guideIndustry calendar
BPMA members and the promotional merchandise industry
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BPMA members and the promotional merchandise industry
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