Brands We Have Served
Coca-Cola
Pepsi
Cristal
Cafe Brazil
Royal Crown
From store-branded holiday giveaways to seasonal FMCG promotional kits, we help retail chains and consumer goods brands run high-volume Christmas campaigns with consistent quality and on-time delivery.
Managing high-volume orders with consistent quality across thousands of units.
Coordinating multi-SKU campaigns that include drinkware, bags, and small accessories.
Hitting tight seasonal delivery windows for retail shelf placement.
Maintaining brand consistency across different product categories and packaging formats.
Branded drinkware, tote bags, and small accessories ideal for in-store giveaways and consumer promotions.
Curated holiday gift boxes with festive packaging and coordinated branding for retail VIP programs.
Co-branded merchandise kits combining multiple product types into one campaign-ready package.
Seasonal promotional items including calendars, ornaments, and themed novelties for FMCG brand activations.
Storefront window displays, hanging ornaments, and festive POS decorations that create an inviting holiday shopping atmosphere.
Themed display props and decorative accents for seasonal product showcases and promotional zones.
Retail and FMCG Christmas campaigns are logistics-heavy by nature. You are not just ordering one type of product — a typical campaign might involve branded tumblers, canvas tote bags, custom ornaments, and gift boxes, each with its own production timeline. The key is to consolidate these into a single supplier relationship so artwork approvals, production scheduling, and shipping coordination happen in one pipeline rather than five separate ones. We have handled multi-SKU programs for beverage brands and retail chains where the campaign spans 4-6 different product categories, all delivered to the same distribution center on a single timeline. Early planning is essential — lead times for custom merchandise in Q4 can stretch 30-50% longer than off-peak, so starting the conversation in August or September gives you room for sampling, revisions, and sea freight without air-freight surcharges.
Retail packaging is part of the product experience. A branded tumbler in a plain brown box looks like a warehouse item; the same tumbler in a gift box with tissue paper and a branded sleeve feels like a premium gift. When budgeting for retail campaigns, factor in presentation packaging as a separate line item — it typically adds 10-20% to the unit cost but dramatically improves perceived value. For FMCG gift-with-purchase campaigns, consider co-branded packaging that features both your brand and the partner brand, reinforcing the campaign messaging at the point of handover.
Retail campaigns often require packaging that is shelf-ready or display-ready. If your items will sit on store shelves or at checkout counters, the packaging needs to be more than protective — it needs to sell. Consider hang-tab packaging for pegged displays, window boxes so customers can see the product, and bilingual labeling if your retail locations span multiple language markets. Discuss these requirements during the sampling phase, not after production, because packaging changes late in the process are the most common cause of missed delivery dates.
Practical, brand-safe items that customers actually use: drinkware, tote bags, and small accessories are the most common choices for retail giveaways.
Absolutely. We regularly produce multi-SKU programs where branded tumblers, bags, and ornaments are manufactured in parallel and shipped as one consolidated delivery.
Custom packaging, gift boxes, tissue paper, branded sleeves, and co-branded packaging for gift-with-purchase campaigns.
Start in August or September. Q4 production queues fill up quickly, and sea freight from Asia takes 4-6 weeks. Starting early avoids air-freight surcharges.