Corporate Holiday Gifts: 60 Ideas for Employees and Clients in 2026

A corporate holiday gift list is only useful if it tells you three things the glossy ones leave out: what the item actually costs at the quantity you are buying, how long it takes to make, and whether you can put your logo on it. Plenty of gifts fail that third test and nobody mentions it until the artwork stage.

All sixty gifts below carry those three facts. Prices are shown at the minimum order quantity and at the largest quantity tier, because the gap between the two is often enormous and it decides what you can afford. A beanie is 22.57 euro for fifteen and 9.14 euro for two hundred and fifty. Same beanie.

The list runs from 1.08 euro a head to 281.60 euro a head, and it covers food, drinkware, apparel, tech, bags, kitchen equipment and luggage, so it should hold whether you are buying for an entire warehouse or for four people on a board.

Pick by situation

If you already know the shape of your problem, start here.

Corporate holiday gifts under 5 euro a head

A short band with one thing in common: every item is flat-priced, so fifteen pieces cost the same per head as five hundred. That is unusual and it is the reason this band exists at all. The trade is that none of these six can carry your logo on the product itself, so your branding lives on the card, the sleeve or the box.

Fiesta Nut Mix: €1.79 a piece, flat at any quantity

The lowest per-head price you can get at a small quantity, and the only savoury option in the band. That matters more than it sounds. An all-sweet gift quietly leaves out everyone who does not want chocolate, and this fixes it for 1.79 euro.

View product: Fiesta Nut Mix

Small Bar Tony's Chocolonely: €2.16 a piece, flat at any quantity

Four business days, the fastest production time anywhere on this page, which makes it the rescue option when a deadline has already gone. It also carries a genuine ethical position rather than a marketing one, so it says something a supermarket bar does not.

View product: Small Bar Tony's Chocolonely

Toblerone Chocolate: €3.27 a piece, flat at any quantity

A recognisable brand borrows its own perceived value. Recipients price a Toblerone against the shop shelf rather than against your budget, which is exactly the effect you want when the per-head number is small.

View product: Toblerone Chocolate

Barebells Bar: €3.40 a piece, flat at any quantity

The right call when chocolate would read as off-brief: gyms, wellness programmes, sports sponsorships, anywhere a sugar gift contradicts the message. Several flavours at the same price, so a box can be varied without adding cost.

View product: Barebells Bar

Clipper Tea: €3.62 a piece, flat at any quantity

Tea solves the three problems that catch out food gifts. It survives a warm warehouse, it posts without melting, and it works for the large share of any workforce who drink neither alcohol nor fizzy drinks.

View product: Clipper Tea

Ponte Villoni Prosecco: €4.59 a piece, flat at any quantity

Sparkling wine under five euro a head is the strongest value-per-euro impression on this page. Two limits before you commit: the bottle cannot be printed, and the product page states EU shipping only, so one colleague in the UK or the US rules it out.

View product: Ponte Villoni Prosecco

Corporate holiday gifts from 5 to 10 euro a head

The first band where branding becomes properly available, and where volume starts doing serious work. Six of these eight can be printed, and four of them fall by more than two thirds between the minimum quantity and the top tier.

Christmas Card: €5.71 a piece, €0.42 at volume

The steepest volume curve in the entire list: 5.71 euro at ten pieces, 42 cents at two hundred and fifty. Treat it as an upgrade to every other gift rather than a gift in itself. A box with a printed card and a handwritten name lands differently from a box without one, and at volume it costs almost nothing to add.

View product: Christmas Card

Large Bar Tony's Chocolonely: €5.78 a piece, flat at any quantity

Four business days again, and a format that works unaccompanied. A small bar inside a box is a component. A large bar handed over on its own is the gift, which is the entire argument for paying the extra 3.62 euro.

View product: Large Bar Tony's Chocolonely

Celebrations Mix Box: €6.92 a piece, flat at any quantity

A mix spares you a decision you cannot make well for someone else. It also works as a shared item for a kitchen or a reception desk, which is a different job from a per-person gift and occasionally the better one.

View product: Celebrations Mix Box

Tissue Paper Sticker: €6.98 a piece, €0.43 at volume

From 6.98 euro at fifteen pieces to 43 cents at the top tier, which is the clearest illustration on this page of how badly small quantities are punished. For a small team it is an expensive sticker. For two hundred people it is the cheapest branding available anywhere in the range.

View product: Tissue Paper Sticker

Christmas Tree Hanger: €7.48 a piece, €2.25 at volume

An ornament has a quality almost nothing else here shares: it comes back out of a box every December. Something unwrapped again in five years is doing more for you than most items costing several times as much.

View product: Christmas Tree Hanger

Full Colour Wrap Tony's Chocolonely: €8.06 a piece, €3.69 at volume

This is the branded version of the plain bar, and whether it is worth it depends entirely on quantity. At fifteen pieces you pay 8.06 euro against 2.16 euro for the same chocolate. At the top tier the gap narrows to 3.69 euro against 2.16 euro, and your logo is on the product rather than beside it.

View product: Full Colour Wrap Tony's Chocolonely

Mini Mikado Game: €8.24 a piece, €2.48 at volume

One non-consumable item is what stops a box of food disappearing entirely by the second week of January. This is the cheapest way to add one, and it drops to 2.48 euro at volume.

View product: Mini Mikado Game

Christmas Cookie Cutter Set: €9.82 a piece, €4.19 at volume

An unusual gift in that it asks the recipient to do something rather than consume something. That makes it a strong fit for teams with families, and a weak one for an office where it will go straight into a drawer.

View product: Christmas Cookie Cutter Set

Corporate holiday gifts from 10 to 20 euro a head

Where a gift turns into an object somebody keeps. Every item here can be branded, and most land between 5 and 10 euro at volume, which makes this the best-value band on the page for a company of any real size.

Christmas Countdown Calendar: €11.15 a piece, €5.67 at volume

The only gift here whose deadline is 1 December rather than 25 December. Hit that date and you are in front of somebody every morning for most of a month. Miss it and you have posted a calendar that is already half spent.

View product: Christmas Countdown Calendar

Baltimore Softcover Notebook: €11.52 a piece, €5.52 at volume

The practical choice in a band full of seasonal items. A notebook is opened in January rather than unwrapped in December, and it is the safest option for an international team where not everyone marks Christmas.

View product: Baltimore Softcover Notebook

Acacia Serving Board: €11.55 a piece, €6.42 at volume

The most durable thing in the band. A serving board is kitchen equipment, so it outlives the season by years and gets used in front of other people, which is where a branded object does its actual work.

View product: Acacia Serving Board

Modern Luxe Softcover Notebook: €12.43 a piece, €9.00 at volume

The step up from the Baltimore for less than a euro more at the minimum, though it holds its price better at volume so the gap widens at scale. Worth the difference if the notebook is the whole gift rather than one item in a box.

View product: Modern Luxe Softcover Notebook

Ceramic Compact Mug: €14.38 a piece, €6.14 at volume

The year-round alternative to a festive mug, and at 6.14 euro in volume it is the cheapest route to putting something branded on every desk in the building. The cost is time: thirteen business days rather than the usual eight.

View product: Ceramic Compact Mug

Christmas Knitted Beanie: €14.65 a piece, €7.26 at volume

Properly seasonal, properly wearable, and more than halves at volume. The catch is eighteen business days of production, which makes this an October decision rather than a December one.

View product: Christmas Knitted Beanie

Winter Gift Mug and Gloves Set: €15.31 a piece, €10.08 at volume

A set rather than a single item, which removes the work of assembling one. Two objects arriving together read as more considered than either would alone, and it holds its price better than most of this band at volume.

View product: Winter Gift Mug and Gloves Set

Christmas Mug: €15.43 a piece, €6.52 at volume

Seven business days, the fastest branded object in the band. If you are choosing between this and the ceramic compact mug the real question is whether you want a December item or a desk item, because at volume they are within forty cents of each other.

View product: Christmas Mug

Large Premium Candle: €15.77 a piece, €12.62 at volume

The one item in this band that holds its price at scale, falling only to 12.62 euro. That tells you what it is: chosen for how it presents rather than for cost efficiency, and the cheapest thing here that would not look out of place going to a client.

View product: Large Premium Candle

Corporate holiday gifts from 20 to 45 euro a head

The band for a team you want to treat properly rather than acknowledge. It is also where the recognisable names start: Moleskine, Dopper, Rituals, Fresh n Rebel. A gift the recipient already knows the price of does work that an unbranded equivalent cannot.

Arlo Executive Writing Set: €20.32 a piece, €13.75 at volume

A writing set is a formal gift, which makes it right for a milestone and wrong for a general staff send. It reads as recognition rather than seasonal goodwill, so use it where that is what you mean.

View product: Arlo Executive Writing Set

Jenga Game: €21.71 a piece, €13.29 at volume

An office object rather than a personal one, which makes it right for a team that shares a space and pointless for one that does not. It is also one of very few items here that gives people a reason to stand around it.

View product: Jenga Game

Rib Beanie: €22.57 a piece, €9.14 at volume

The volume curve on this one is the most dramatic in the band: 22.57 euro at fifteen pieces, 9.14 euro at the top tier. Wearables also behave differently from desk items, because the recipient chooses whether to put them on, and a beanie good enough to wear outside the building is worth more than anything that stays inside it.

View product: Rib Beanie

Massage Gun: €23.83 a piece, €14.59 at volume

The strongest wellness option on the page and the most likely item here to be genuinely used. It also avoids the problem that follows most wellness gifting, which is implying something about the recipient. Nobody reads a massage gun as a comment on their lifestyle.

View product: Massage Gun

Rituals Small Gift Set: €28.62 a piece, flat at any quantity

Flat-priced, six business days, and needs no explanation on arrival. That combination is why gift sets dominate client lists. The recipient can read the price bracket without being told, which is precisely what a branded mug cannot do and precisely why this one cannot be branded.

View product: Rituals Small Gift Set

Contemporary Thermo 450 ml: €28.83 a piece, €21.49 at volume

A flask replaces something the recipient would otherwise buy, which is the strongest position any branded object can occupy. It is also the cheapest entry into the drinkware range before the Stanley prices begin.

View product: Contemporary Thermo 450 ml

Moleskine Notebook: €32.74 a piece, €27.59 at volume

Three times the price of the Baltimore notebook for the same basic function, and the difference is entirely the name on the cover. That is not a criticism. For a gift, what the recipient thinks it cost is most of the value.

View product: Moleskine Notebook

Dopper Insulated 580 ml: €32.94 a piece, €30.35 at volume

A brand people already buy by choice, at a 36-piece minimum that keeps it within reach of one department. Sixteen business days of production, so it needs an earlier brief than most of this band.

View product: Dopper Insulated 580 ml

Baltimore Weekender: €41.25 a piece, €34.80 at volume

A weekend bag is used away from work, which means it travels with your brand to places a desk item never reaches. Eight business days, and the most affordable bag anywhere on this page.

View product: Baltimore Weekender

Fresh 'n Rebel Twins Fuse Earbuds: €43.11 a piece, €35.94 at volume

Six business days, which is remarkably fast for tech, and the cheapest branded electronics in the range. Earbuds get used daily by most people who receive them, which is a better hit rate than almost any other category.

View product: Fresh 'n Rebel Twins Fuse Earbuds

Rituals Medium Gift Set: €44.10 a piece, flat at any quantity

The larger version for a shorter list. At 44.10 euro a head this stops being an all-staff decision and becomes a named-recipient one, and the six-day production makes it the most practical late option above 40 euro.

View product: Rituals Medium Gift Set

Premium corporate holiday gifts from 45 to 100 euro a head

Fourteen options, and almost all of them are branded goods rather than generic ones. Stanley, Columbia, Boska, The North Face. At this level you are no longer buying a promotional item with a logo on it, you are buying something the recipient would have considered buying themselves, which is a completely different proposition.

Soft Blanket: €57.12 a piece, €43.17 at volume

A blanket does not sit on a shelf, it goes on a sofa, which puts your brand inside a recipient home rather than an office for several years. The highest-use object in this band by a comfortable margin.

View product: Soft Blanket

Premium Hoodie: €60.02 a piece, €51.66 at volume

The hoodie is the piece of merch people either wear constantly or never touch, and the variable is quality rather than design. This is the version that gets worn. Confirm the production time with us before you brief it, as the product page does not currently state one.

View product: Premium Hoodie

Magnetic 5000 mAh Wireless Powerbank: €60.25 a piece, €47.47 at volume

A power bank is the rare branded object that gets carried rather than stored, which means your logo leaves the building. Magnetic attachment matters here, because the alternative is a cable the recipient has to remember.

View product: Magnetic 5000 mAh Wireless Powerbank

Swiss Peak Business Gift Set with Tumbler: €60.58 a piece, €47.93 at volume

A pre-assembled set, which solves the biggest hidden cost of gifting at this level: the time somebody spends choosing, sourcing and packing multiple items. Eight business days for a finished gift is good value in effort as well as money.

View product: Swiss Peak Business Gift Set with Tumbler

AS Colour Heavyweight Sweatshirt: €62.81 a piece, €51.07 at volume

Heavyweight fleece from a brand people already choose on their own, which is the difference between merch that gets worn and merch that becomes a painting shirt. Sizing means you need numbers from your team before you can order.

View product: AS Colour Heavyweight Sweatshirt

Polarbox Vintage Cooler Box 12 L: €66.65 a piece, €59.31 at volume

A genuinely unusual gift, and an object that gets taken to things: picnics, matches, festivals. It is visible in public in a way almost nothing else at this price is, which is the whole point of putting a logo on it.

View product: Polarbox Vintage Cooler Box 12 L

Duffel Weekend Bag: €66.91 a piece, €52.92 at volume

Seven business days, the fastest item above 45 euro on this page. Worth knowing if a senior gift has been left late, because most things in this band run to two weeks or more.

View product: Duffel Weekend Bag

Stanley IceFlow 700 ml: €71.65 a piece, €64.52 at volume

Stanley is the rare case where the brand is the gift and your logo is the guest. That is not a loss. A recipient who already wanted one of these will use it daily for years, which no amount of logo size can buy.

View product: Stanley IceFlow 700 ml

Luxury Bath Robe: €76.96 a piece, €59.73 at volume

The most personal object in the range, which makes it either an excellent gift or a slightly odd one depending entirely on the relationship. Right for a long-service milestone, wrong for a general staff send.

View product: Luxury Bath Robe

Stanley Quencher Tumbler 1.2 L: €82.34 a piece, €75.21 at volume

The Quencher is the most recognisable drinkware product in the world right now, which does most of the work for you. Confirm the production time before briefing, as the product page does not state one.

View product: Stanley Quencher Tumbler 1.2 L

Boska Monaco+ Cheese Knife Set: €88.40 a piece, €79.44 at volume

Kitchen equipment from a specialist, and an object that comes out when the recipient has people over. That is unusually good placement for a branded gift, because it is seen by guests rather than by the recipient alone.

View product: Boska Monaco+ Cheese Knife Set

Columbia Men's Full Zip Fleece Jacket: €98.00 a piece, €82.04 at volume

Outdoor apparel that people wear at weekends, which is the highest bar any piece of branded clothing can clear. Fifteen business days and sizing requirements mean this needs to be decided in October.

View product: Columbia Men's Full Zip Fleece Jacket

The North Face Jester Backpack: €98.15 a piece, €83.46 at volume

A backpack people carry every day, from a brand they would have bought anyway. The most-used object anywhere in this band. Confirm production time before briefing, as the page does not state one.

View product: The North Face Jester Backpack

Premium Bomber: €99.16 a piece, €97.42 at volume

Almost no volume discount, falling only from 99.16 euro to 97.42 euro, which is an honest signal that this is a quality decision rather than a procurement one. Fifteen business days, and a 15-piece minimum, so it suits a leadership team rather than an individual.

View product: Premium Bomber

Executive gifts above 100 euro a head

Four items. At this price you are choosing for named individuals, and the only question that matters is whether the object is genuinely good. All four are, which is why they cost what they cost.

Custom JBL Headphones: €117.54 a piece, €114.61 at volume

A 10-piece minimum, the lowest of anything above 100 euro, which makes this the most accessible executive gift here for a small company. Confirm production time before briefing, as the page does not state one.

View product: Custom JBL Headphones

Anker 165W Power Bank 25,000 mAh: €131.90 a piece, €124.30 at volume

Anker is the name people in technical roles actually trust, which matters if the recipients are engineers. Eight business days is extraordinarily fast for something at this price.

View product: Anker 165W Power Bank 25,000 mAh

Samsonite Coatify Biz Rolltop Backpack: €135.97 a piece, €110.79 at volume

Twenty-four business days of production, nearly five working weeks, which is the single most important fact about this product. Decide in September or do not decide at all.

View product: Samsonite Coatify Biz Rolltop Backpack

Samsonite Suitcase: €281.60 a piece, €202.05 at volume

The most expensive item in this list and the clearest case of a gift carried by somebody else's brand. Eighteen business days, so like the backpack it belongs to an autumn decision rather than a December one.

View product: Samsonite Suitcase

Corporate holiday giveaways at volume

A different problem from gifting. Everything here is cheap per head and expensive to buy, because the minimum runs from 50 pieces to 1,000. These suit a conference stand, a shop floor, a customer mailing or a company of several hundred. For a team of twenty you would be throwing most of the order away.

Candy: €1.08 a piece, €0.98 at volume

The lowest per-head figure in the entire list and a 1,000-piece minimum to match. Twenty business days. Right for a stand, a till point or a mailing at genuine scale, and badly wrong for anything smaller.

View product: Candy

Fudge: €1.32 a piece, €1.00 at volume

The most accessible entry point of the high-minimum lines, which makes it the one a mid-sized company can actually use. The cost of that is twenty-three business days, among the longest here.

View product: Fudge

Salty Pretzels: €1.72 a piece, €1.52 at volume

Eleven business days, which is quick for this group, and savoury, which almost nothing else at volume is. If every other item in the bag is sweet, this is what makes the bag feel thought about.

View product: Salty Pretzels

Cookies: €1.81 a piece, €0.98 at volume

Falls from 1.81 euro to 98 cents, the steepest drop in the group. Worth modelling before you commit, because ordering more can cost less in total than you would expect.

View product: Cookies

Bespoke Keychain Plushie: €5.67 a piece, €5.23 at volume

Thirty-nine business days, the longest lead time in this list, because it is manufactured to your design rather than printed onto an existing product. A superb giveaway and an eight-week commitment.

View product: Bespoke Keychain Plushie

Bespoke Christmas Socks: €13.59 a piece, €6.55 at volume

A 50-piece minimum, the lowest of the bespoke lines, and the price more than halves at volume. Socks are a cliche for good reasons: they are worn, they post cheaply, and sizing is forgiving in a way apparel is not.

View product: Bespoke Christmas Socks

Truffles: €21.88 a piece, €3.40 at volume

From 21.88 euro at fifty pieces to 3.40 euro at the top tier, the most extreme curve in the list. At the low end it is a client gift. At the high end it is a giveaway. Same product, entirely different job, decided only by quantity.

View product: Truffles

Christmas Chocolate Advent: €31.34 a piece, €15.85 at volume

Halves at volume and produces in eleven business days, which is fast for something this involved. Like the countdown calendar, its deadline is 1 December, and that deadline is the whole risk.

View product: Christmas Chocolate Advent

Can it carry your logo?

This is the question that derails more holiday gift orders than price does, and it is worth settling before you fall for something. Ten of the sixty gifts here cannot be branded on the product itself: both plain Tony's Chocolonely bars, the Fiesta Nut Mix, the Toblerone, the Barebells Bar, the Clipper Tea, the Ponte Villoni Prosecco, the Celebrations Mix Box and both Rituals gift sets.

That is not a reason to rule them out. It changes where the branding goes. A printed card, a branded sleeve, a tissue paper sticker or a printed box all put your name on the gift without touching the product, and at volume the Christmas Card costs 42 cents and the Tissue Paper Sticker 43 cents. For well under a euro a head you can brand anything on this page.

The second rule is proportion. Branding should scale inversely with the quality of the object. A large logo on a cheap item reads as advertising. A small logo on a Stanley flask or a Columbia fleece reads as a gift that happens to come from you, and it is the small logo that makes the thing wearable in the first place.

Corporate holiday gifts for clients

Client gifting is a different problem, and treating it as a smaller version of the staff order is the mistake we see most often. Three things change.

Quantities drop, so you pay the small-order price rather than the volume price and your per-head budget has to rise to buy the same quality. Branding goes quiet, because a client never agreed to advertise for you. And the recipient is usually a buyer, which means a gift that reads as cheap does more harm than sending nothing.

From this list, the items that work hardest on a client list are the ones carried by a name the recipient already respects: the Rituals sets, the Stanley flasks, the Boska cheese set, the Moleskine notebook and the Large Premium Candle. Every one of them lets the recipient place the value without being told.

Read next: Christmas gifts for clients: 2026 corporate gift ideas.

Corporate holiday gifts for remote employees

A remote team narrows the shortlist in ways that only become obvious once the complaints arrive. Four rules cover most of it.

Nothing that needs a second person. The Jenga set and the Mini Mikado are good office gifts and poor home gifts, because a shared game arriving at a one-person desk is a reminder of what is missing.

Nothing fragile or temperature-sensitive going into a December courier network. Chocolate posted to a warm climate arrives as a different product. Tea, nuts, notebooks, flasks and apparel do not have that problem.

Check shipping restrictions first. The Ponte Villoni Prosecco page states EU shipping only, which rules it out the moment one colleague is in the UK or the US.

And settle who is packing. Eighty parcels to eighty home addresses is a week of somebody's life unless the picking, packing and dispatch happens somewhere else.

If that last point is the blocker, see warehousing and fulfilment.

What makes a good corporate holiday gift

The test is not whether it impresses on the day. It is whether the recipient still has it in March.

Three things predict that. It replaces something the person would otherwise buy, which is why flasks, notebooks, backpacks and serving boards outperform desk toys. It is good enough to be used in front of other people, which is where the brand work actually happens. And it does not require the recipient to care about your company, because most of them like their job and still do not want your name across their chest at the weekend.

A fourth thing matters more than any of them and costs almost nothing. A gift with a name on it beats a gift without one. At volume the Christmas Card is 42 cents, which is the difference between a delivery and a gesture for less than the price of the wrapping.

When to order for Christmas 2026

Production times across this list run from 4 to 39 business days, and that spread is the biggest risk in the whole project. Work backwards from the date the gift needs to be in somebody's hands.

Then add the parts that are not production. Artwork approval, a sample if you want one, a sizing survey for anything wearable, and delivery itself all sit on top of the figures in the tables. An eight-day item is realistically a four-week project.

If you are already behind, the fastest routes here are both Tony's Chocolonely bars at four days, the Christmas Card and Tissue Paper Sticker at five, and the Rituals sets and Fresh n Rebel earbuds at six. Anything bespoke is now out of reach for this year.

Full cut-off dates: Christmas merch order deadlines.

Pre-built options: Christmas gift packs.

How ordering works

Every price here is what you pay rather than an opening position. You choose the products, we handle artwork, production and delivery, and you get one invoice instead of six.

For an order going to more than one address we can hold the stock, pack the individual boxes and dispatch them to homes or offices, which is the part most people underestimate. If you would rather not choose from sixty things, the pre-built packs reach the same place faster.

Browse the full Christmas 2026 collection, or see what we do for corporate gifts.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best corporate holiday gifts for 2026?

The ones people still own in March. From this list that means the Stanley IceFlow at 71.65 euro, The North Face Jester backpack at 98.15 euro, the Acacia Serving Board at 11.55 euro and the Baltimore Softcover Notebook at 11.52 euro. All four replace something the recipient would otherwise buy, which is the strongest predictor of a gift being used rather than stored.

What is a good corporate holiday gift under 10 euro?

The Large Bar Tony's Chocolonely at 5.78 euro is the best option that works on its own without a box built around it. For an object rather than food, the Christmas Tree Hanger at 7.48 euro comes back out every December and the Mini Mikado Game at 8.24 euro is the cheapest non-consumable here.

Which corporate holiday gifts can be branded with a logo?

Fifty of the sixty on this list. The exceptions are the plain Tony's Chocolonely bars, the Fiesta Nut Mix, the Toblerone, the Barebells Bar, the Clipper Tea, the Ponte Villoni Prosecco, the Celebrations Mix Box and both Rituals gift sets. For those, the branding moves onto a printed card, a sleeve or a box, which at volume costs around 42 cents a head.

How much should a company spend on holiday gifts per employee?

Most all-staff gifts land between 5 and 20 euro a head. Below 5 euro you are limited to flat-priced food and drink. Between 10 and 20 euro you can buy something people keep. Above 20 euro the order is usually for a senior team or a client list rather than everyone.

Why is the same gift so much cheaper at higher quantities?

Because setup costs are spread across the order. The Rib Beanie is 22.57 euro at fifteen pieces and 9.14 euro at two hundred and fifty. The Tissue Paper Sticker goes from 6.98 euro to 43 cents. Always check the volume column before you rule something out on price, because the figure at the minimum quantity is frequently the worst number the product will ever show you.

When do I need to order holiday gifts to arrive before Christmas?

Production alone runs from 4 to 39 business days, and artwork approval, sizing and delivery sit on top. As a rule, brief anything bespoke by late September, anything apparel-based by late October, and anything printed by mid-November. Inside three weeks, limit yourself to the four to six day items or a pre-built pack.

Can I send corporate holiday gifts to employees in other countries?

Most items yes, some no, and the product page states it. The Ponte Villoni Prosecco ships within the EU only. Alcohol and food carry the most restrictions, and temperature-sensitive items are a practical risk even where they are legally fine. For a team across several countries a non-perishable object is safer, and holding stock centrally avoids most of the problem.

What should I give a remote team?

Something that works for one person, survives a courier and needs no refrigeration. Notebooks, tea, flasks, beanies and earbuds all qualify. Shared games and temperature-sensitive chocolate do not. Check shipping restrictions before choosing, and plan who is physically packing and posting the parcels.

What is the difference between a gift for employees and a gift for clients?

Quantity, branding and tolerance for cheapness. Employee orders are larger, so you get volume pricing and can afford visible branding. Client orders are small, so you pay the small-order price and need a higher per-head budget for the same quality, with discreet branding. A gift that reads as cheap is a minor disappointment to an employee and an active problem with a buyer.

Are food gifts a good corporate holiday gift?

They are the most reliable cheap gift and the least durable one. Food is eaten and gone, which means almost no lasting presence but almost no risk of it being unwanted. The strongest version is a mix: one edible plus one small object, so something survives January. Include a savoury option, because an all-sweet gift quietly excludes part of your team.

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