Corporate Gift Ideas with Your Logo, Engraved to Order Leave a comment

Corporate gift ideas, short answer: give something people keep using, and put your logo or each person’s name on it. An engraved rocks glass ($19.95), a wall bottle opener ($14.95) or an oak tie and belt hanger ($24.95) covers a whole team. A 750 ml whiskey decanter ($39.95) or a cedar cigar humidor ($59.95) suits a client or manager, and the decanter with two matching glasses ($95.85) is the step-up for a key account.

What makes good corporate gift ideas?

Good corporate gift ideas pass three tests. The gift gets used after the party, not left in a drawer. It fits the person, so a humidor goes to the client who smokes cigars, not to the whole office. And the logo or name is permanent.

Custom corporate gifts should also be easy to batch: one product, one design, one clean list of names. For employees, give everyone on a team the same item and save bigger pieces for clients and managers.

8 corporate gift ideas, who each one suits and the price

Every idea below is laser engraved to order. Prices are per piece.

1. Engraved rocks glasses, from $19.95

Suits: the whole team, and clients who drink whiskey or bourbon. A rocks glass, also called an old fashioned glass, has a wide mouth, a heavy base and a flat side that gives a logo room. Ours hold 11 oz, are laser engraved in the USA and are dishwasher safe. Upload your logo, add a second engraved side for $7, or choose a set of two (+$15) or four (+$55). Browse our personalized whiskey glasses, or compare shapes in our guide to whiskey glass types and sizes.

2. A wall bottle opener, $14.95

Suits: a large team on a tight budget, and clients with a bar or a patio. The engraved wall bottle opener is metal, comes with mounting hardware and takes a name, logo, initials or short text. It is the lowest-priced idea here.

3. An oak tie and belt hanger, $24.95

Suits: staff who dress for work, new hires in their first office job, and anyone who does not drink. The oak tie and belt hanger holds up to 20 ties, belts or scarves on chrome hooks and hangs from a closet rail. A name or logo is engraved into the wood.

4. A 750 ml whiskey decanter, $39.95

Suits: a manager, a long-serving employee or a client with a home bar. The personalized whiskey decanter holds one standard bottle, has a glass stopper and takes a name, monogram, date or logo. A wooden gift box is optional for $50 more and is not included by default. More options are in our personalized whiskey decanters collection.

5. An electric wine opener set, from $49.95

Suits: clients who host dinners, and the wine drinkers on your team. The personalized electric wine opener set keeps the opener, foil cutter, stopper and pourer on one stand, in brushed stainless steel or dark aluminum alloy. Personalization adds $5 and covers a name, initials or a short message. See more in our gifts for wine lovers.

6. A bamboo wine gift box, from $49.95

Suits: a client thank-you where a bottle alone would feel thin. The personalized bamboo wine gift box holds a standard 750 ml bottle and, depending on the option, a wine tool set. Personalization adds $20: names are raised in 3D on the lid, with an optional engraved date.

7. A cedar cigar humidor, $59.95

Suits: the client or manager who smokes cigars. The personalized cedar cigar humidor holds about 20 to 25 cigars and has a glass top, front hygrometer, humidity bar, velvet lining and adjustable divider. A name, monogram or logo goes on the glass top. Our guide on how to choose a humidor explains each part.

8. The whiskey decanter gift set, $95.85

Suits: a key client, a senior manager or a retirement. One engraved decanter and two matching engraved glasses carry the same design, with an optional wooden presentation box. It is shown just before the FAQ.

Logo or name: which works better on corporate gifts?

Use your logo when the gift goes from the company to a client, and a name when it thanks a person. Corporate gifts with logo engraving say who they came from; a name tells an employee the gift was chosen for them.

You can also have both. On the rocks glass, a second engraved side costs $7, so the logo goes on one side and the name on the other.

Logos are accepted on the glasses, decanter, decanter set, humidor, wall opener and tie hanger. Send clear artwork so fine details reproduce cleanly; for the decanter, a draft preview is sent before engraving. Keep text short, since a first name or initials read best on a small surface.

Corporate gifts by budget

Pick a per-person figure, then multiply by the list. Twenty rocks glasses at $19.95 come to $399.00; ten decanters at $39.95 come to $399.50.

Under $25 per person

The wall opener ($14.95), a single rocks glass ($19.95) and the tie hanger ($24.95). This tier covers corporate gifts for employees across a whole team, and all three take a logo.

About $35 to $60

A pair of rocks glasses (the set of two adds $15), the decanter ($39.95), the wine opener set (from $49.95, plus $5 to personalize) and the humidor ($59.95). This is the range for managers, team leads and most clients.

Premium, about $70 to $100

The bamboo wine box with names (from $49.95, plus $20), four rocks glasses (the set adds $55), the decanter with its wooden box ($39.95 plus $50) and the decanter gift set ($95.85). Keep this tier for a few key clients or senior people.

How engraved corporate gifts differ from printed swag

Printed swag puts ink or a decal on top of the surface. Engraving cuts the design into the surface. With laser engraving, the mark becomes part of the glass, wood or metal, so there is no layer to peel or wash away.

That is the practical case for engraved corporate gifts. Printed text can peel or fade with use, while an engraved logo on a dishwasher-safe rocks glass stays crisp through regular washing.

How to order one design for many people

Personalized corporate gifts with a different name on each piece are no harder to order than identical ones, as long as the list is clean.

1. Pick one product per group. The same item for the whole team keeps it simple and fair.
2. Fix the design once. Use the same logo, font and layout on every piece.
3. Build the names list. Type each name exactly as it should be engraved, then have someone else check it.
4. Decide extras once. A second side, a set size or a wooden box: choose for the whole list.
5. Send it together. For a long list or mixed products, send the names and logo through the contact page below and we will confirm the order with you.

Is there a tax limit on business gifts?

Yes. According to IRS Publication 463, the US deduction for business gifts is limited to $25 per recipient per year, and incidental costs such as engraving or packaging are generally not counted in that $25. Our guide to client gifts that get kept explains the rule in full; your accountant can confirm how it applies to you.

When should you order corporate Christmas gifts?

Earlier than you think. Corporate Christmas gifts from this list are engraved to order, so allow time before your holiday party or the day you hand them out, and more for a long names list or a new logo file.

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