Rebellion & Tokoloshe

Rebellion & Tokoloshe

Best of enemies - One of our recent projects has been the crew clothing for Stewart Whitehead’s new yacht, Rebellion.  Launched in February 2015, the Carkeek C40 MKII, is one of the first really high performance IRC racing boats to enter the UK for some years, and has quickly become a fearsome sparring partner to one of our favourite customers, Tokoloshe II.

 

The quid is finished

International banking experts are predicting the imminent end of money - well coins anyway. Contactless debit cards and smart watches as digital payment devices all mean that cash in the pocket is getting rarer.   

And in 2017, to thwart counterfeiters, the Royal Mint are turning the pound coin into a dodecagon [that's twelve sided to you and me].

If the pound coin is finished or just going a weird shape, the biggest question we want answered is how on earth will we unlock trolleys at the supermarket?  

With a branded trolley coin key ring of course.  It's set to be the most useful thing you can put in your pocket.

Not having a pound coin in your pocket or purse is widely regarded as one of society's most aggravating problems whether it's at Tesco or in the marina.

Not any more.

The very best corporate gifts solve a problem and provide memorable solutions - which is why pens work so well - so put your brand on a problem-solver and stay remembered.

The pen is mightier than the sword.

One of the early problems Virgin Atlantic faced was with their aeroplane-shaped salt and pepper pots in Upper Class.  Richard Branson tells how he looked at the issue with typical style.

 "They became so popular that lots of light-fingered customers couldn't resist taking them as souvenirs of their flights. Our accountants wanted to have them removed because it was costing too much to replace the stolen ones!

 "Rather than removing them, we added "pinched from Virgin Atlantic" on the bottom of them and they became one of the most successful promotions Virgin Atlantic has ever done."

A customer told us the other day how delighted he was that they had to keep ordering more pens, because their clients kept stealing them from their shops and their meeting rooms. 

 He told us that, "They're some of the most cost-effective marketing we do.  The cheap pens are great, but the good ones are even better because people keep on using them for longer."

The pen is truly mightier than the sword, so let us help you to choose an effective weapon.