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Here’s a list of the 10 most popular promotional products or corporate gifts that are often favoured for their utility and effectiveness in branding:

1. Branded Apparel:
   • T-Shirts and Polo Shirts
   • Hoodies and Jackets
   • Caps and Hats
2. Drinkware:
   • Custom Mugs
   • Water Bottles
   • Travel Tumblers
3. Office Supplies:
   • Notebooks and Journals
   • Pens and Highlighters
   • Mouse Pads
4. Tech Gadgets:
   • Power Banks
   • USB Flash Drives
   • Bluetooth Speakers
5. Eco-Friendly Products:
   • Reusable Tote Bags
   • Bamboo Cutlery Sets
   • Recycled Notebooks
6. Travel Accessories:
   • Luggage Tags
   • Travel Pillows
   • Passport Holders
7. Health and Wellness Items:
   • Hand Sanitizers
   • First Aid Kits
   • Fitness Towels
8. Outdoor and Sports Gear:
   • Custom Umbrellas
   • Beach Balls
   • Foldable Chairs
9. Home Goods:
   • Kitchen Utensils
   • Planners and Calendars
   • Blankets and Throws
10. Personalized Gifts:
    • Custom Photo Frames
    • Engraved Keychains
    • Customized Scented Candles

These items are not only practical but also offer ample space for branding, helping to keep your company’s name visible to clients and prospects.

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Promotional products can be printed using various techniques, each suited to different types of items and designs. Here’s an overview of the most common printing methods used:

1. Screen Printing:
   • Best For: Apparel (T-shirts, hoodies), bags, and other textiles.
   • How It Works: Ink is pushed through a stencil (screen) onto the surface of the product. Each color requires a separate screen, making it suitable for simpler, multi-color designs.
2. Pad Printing:
   • Best For: Smaller or irregularly shaped items like pens, mugs, and electronics.
   • How It Works: Ink is transferred from a plate to a silicone pad, which then presses the design onto the product. Ideal for detailed, multi-color designs.
3. Digital Printing:
   • Best For: Products with full-color designs and photos, such as banners, posters, and custom prints on a variety of items.
   • How It Works: Digital files are sent directly to the printer, which applies the ink in a manner similar to inkjet or laser printing. This method is versatile and allows for high-quality, detailed images.
4. Embroidery:
   • Best For: Apparel, hats, and other fabric items.
   • How It Works: Designs are stitched directly into the fabric using thread. This method is durable and gives a high-quality, textured finish but is typically used for simpler designs with fewer colors.
5. Debossing and Embossing:
   • Best For: Leather products, notebooks, and some promotional gifts.
   • How It Works: Debossing creates an impression by pressing the design into the material, while embossing raises the design above the surface. These methods add a tactile and sophisticated touch to the products.
6. Sublimation:
   • Best For: Items made of polyester or polymer-coated materials, such as sportswear, mugs, and phone cases.
   • How It Works: Special sublimation inks are turned into gas and penetrate the surface of the product, resulting in a permanent and vibrant print. This method is ideal for complex, full-color designs.
7. Laser Engraving:
   • Best For: Metal, glass, wood, and some plastics.
   • How It Works: A laser beam etches the design onto the surface, creating a precise and durable mark. This method is often used for high-end items like pens, plaques, and awards.

Each printing method has its strengths and is chosen based on the type of product, the complexity of the design.