We are often asked to source Australian made business gifts in large quantities. For this particular client, our the brief was to give an Australian gift that would make a great impression and last. We worked with our client, Geronimo and provided them with a variety of choices that were under $200 per item. Our client also asked for customised branding on the gift.
These leather business compendiums were the hero of the day. Handcrafted in NSW by a leather artisan who carefully stitches the leather, this gift will last a lifetime. The smell of the leather is absolutely beautiful and the quality is tangible when you touch the surface. Not only are they Australian made, but are also practical and would be used daily by the client. They fit the brief being under $200 and we lovingly branded this with the company logo. This document satchel is perfect for A4 notebooks, iPads, papers and such. It is a generous 32cm x 24cm in size with a zippered pocket at the back and has slits for business cards.
Completing the service, the Country Culture team wrapped the gifts individually in our map of Australia tissue paper to represent our aim in supporting Australian small business and manufacturers.
We had a happy client and the feedback from the recipients was wonderful. And how good does giving Australian made gifts feel?
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