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We are always searching the globe for the latest and greatest promotional products and merchandise trends Withers & Co. brings our clients new ideas, trend insights, and examples of how other companies use promotional products, branded merchandise, and apparel to build brand loyalty with their audiences. Your merchandise and apparel are tangible extensions of your company’s brand; something they can not only hear, or read but can touch and enjoy, so it needs to be right. 

Our blog is written to be a source for creative and economical ideas in designing branded merch for companies in New Zealand, providing our observations and building inspiration for future projects. Find something that resonates with you and Withers & Co can apply that concept to your merchandise and apparel here in New Zealand.

Archive: Mar 26, 2018, 12:00 AM

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Cap Inspo

Here at Withers & Co we are always looking for design inspo (inspiration), below are some caps we have seen over the last couple weeks that we like the look of....

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Nintendo + Bloomingdale's Merchandise Collab = Goodness

Great collab this one: Herschel Backpack Paul Smith Socks Penguin Shorts Bricktown Cap Barneys T Shirt...

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Adidas Makes MLS Uniforms Out of Ocean Waste

In the soccer world, the word "plastics" usually comes with a negative connotation meaning a bandwagon or faux fan. But, in this case, Adidas is associating plastics in soccer with environmentally conscious jerseys. Sportswear companies are starting to look for ways of repurposing materials into apparel and footwear. Adidas, especially, has been at the forefront of this trend....

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UK Designer Makes Drinkware, Footwear From Used Chewing Gum

  Designer Anna Bullus is transforming used chewing gum into products like drinkware and boots, and, by doing so, is eliminating waste and dependency on fossil fuels. Bullus discovered that the primary ingredient in chewing gum (the gum base, if you can believe it) is a synthetic rubber similar to plastic called polyisobutylene....

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