1. QUALITYA corporate gift represents your brand. Poor quality means poor impressions: materials, craftsmanship, and durability matter. Figma sends its employees and clients hoodies made from organic cotton with minimalist designs — a wardrobe staple people want to wear daily, not just at work.
2. USEFULNESSA corporate gift should be more than just attractive — it should be functional. Stylish water bottles, comfortable backpacks, charging devices, or sleek notebooks are items that become part of daily life, constantly reminding users of your brand.
Zoom focuses on gifts that enhance productivity: ergonomic laptop stands, thermal mugs, and remote work accessories.
3. PERSONALIZATIONA logo is standard. But a gift personalized with the recipient’s name, a custom engraving, or details reflecting their interests adds emotional value.
Notion includes personalized than
k-you notes in their gift sets, turning even basic merchandise into meaningful keepsakes.4. TREND AWARENESSCorporate gifts evolve with the times. Eco-friendly materials, minimalist design, and technology such as NFC tags or AR codes are not just trends — they are expectations.
5. PACKAGINGFirst impressions count. Aesthetic, creative, and eco-friendly packaging enhances the gift’s impact. Companies like Apple understand that packaging is part of the product experience and give it as much attention as the product itself.