Promotional products, corporate gifts and marketing items with your logo. Caps, t-shirts, water bottles, bags and 10 000+ products — Brandix finishes the print and embroidery in our own production in Finland.
A promotional product is a tangible reminder of your brand — its job is to create visibility, thank a customer, or strengthen employer brand. Brandix produces promotional products for every business setting: trade shows, events, customer campaigns, employee occasions and recurring giveaway points throughout the year.
We stand apart from subcontracting chains thanks to our own production. Blank goods (t-shirts, caps, water bottles, bags) are sourced from established manufacturers — Stanley/Stella, Clique, Craft, James Harvest, Cutter & Buck, Printer, Tenson, Untagged Movement — but the logo printing, DTF, sublimation and embroidery happen in our own facility in Finland. That gives us repeatable quality, shorter revision rounds and tighter ownership than a fully outsourced process.
A 10 000+ product catalog covers everything from value items to premium corporate gifts. Small batches (from 10 pieces) and large campaigns (thousands of pieces) go through the same QA.
10 000+ products — t-shirts, caps, water bottles, bags, corporate gifts
Logo print and embroidery in our own production — no outsourced finishing
From small batches to multi-hundred runs — same quality assurance
Quote on the same day; typical delivery in 1–3 weeks
Authorized reseller for Stanley/Stella, Clique, Craft, James Harvest
Nationwide delivery in Finland — 3–5 business days outside the capital region
Trade-show and event items (caps, t-shirts, bags) are the classic visibility play. Customer campaigns, launches and announcements benefit from a coherent product family that stays in hand after the event.
Our most common orders: branded t-shirts and hoodies (visibility + employees), caps (events), water bottles and thermos cups (customer gifts), tote bags (trade shows), plus USB sticks, pens and notebooks (office gifts).
Screen print, DTF print, DTG, sublimation and machine embroidery happen in our own facility in Finland. That means shorter revision rounds, tighter color matching and quality ownership under one roof — not a chain of outsourcing.
A simple branded t-shirt starts from a few euros per piece on a larger run. Premium corporate gifts (quality thermoses or Finnish design pieces) start from tens of euros per piece. Exact pricing depends on batch size, material and printing technique — itemized in the quote, no hidden fees.
Helsinki
Espoo
Vantaa
Tampere
Turku
Oulu
Jyväskylä
Lahti
Kuopio
A simple branded t-shirt starts from a few euros per piece on larger runs. Premium corporate gifts (quality thermoses or Finnish-design items) start from tens of euros per piece. We give exact pricing on a quote, once we know the product, quantity and printing technique.
Typically 10–25 pieces depending on product and technique: embroidery from 10 pieces, screen print from 25–50 (the screen setup is a one-time cost). DTF print works on small runs from 1 piece, ideal for samples or single events.
Standard orders 1–3 weeks from order confirmation — affected by product availability, quantity and technique. We give a delivery estimate with the quote. For rush orders we negotiate a shorter schedule case by case.
Yes — we always recommend samples before a large order. We produce one finished product with the logo, ship it for review, and only start the full run once it is approved.
Yes. DTF print and embroidery work well on small batches. Screen print needs a larger quantity to be cost-effective — we recommend the best technique for your use case.
Logo design is not our core service, but we help with vectorizing existing logos and digitizing them for embroidery. For a design collaboration we can refer you to a qualified graphic designer.
Our primary service area is Finland, but we ship to other Nordic countries and across Europe on request. Cross-border shipping increases freight cost and lead time — ask for a quote before ordering.
Tell us what you need, we’ll suggest materials, methods and timeline.
