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Our collection of Croft Notebooks has been impressive over the years and make no mistake this is right up there with the best! Blind embossed with the artwork on the lower quadrant of the notebook the black basis dominates the branding to leave it with a sophisticated level of exposure. 

For this project we used our A5 Medium Croft Notebook (MP19302).

Die stamped, enamel infilled & pad printed there was a complexity of details that gave these badges this gorgeous & bespoke finish. Against the smooth and shiny surface of the badges we were able to match in 2 pantone colours for the enamel and pad printed strapline giving them a feeling of uniqueness and making them an ultimate piece of branded merch!

For this project we used our Hard Enamel Badge (MP13903).

An uncomplicated product is propelled to breathtaking heights courtesy of the dye sublimated design in this wristband. Darker gradients form the basis of the lower design on these silky smooth wristbands whilst the lighter ones allow the logo to take control of the construction giving it a powerful level of hierarchy.

For this project we used our Printed Festival Wristband (MP17584).

This beanie pot is dominated through the use of shapes throughout its overall structure. The artwork on this was digitally printed in full colour then finished off with a slick dome resin finish for durability whilst the gentle gradient in the top left gives the colour palette a refined edge. Colourful and circular in nature, the beanies act as the base of the colour which is complimented stunningly through the sharpness of the bottom right design.

For this project we used our Chocolate Beanies in Maxi Rectangle Pot (MP19304).

Having the ability to reverse logos against similar coloured products is something that's not always possible, but when it's done right like this Beck Metal Ballpen it's so effective. The glistening nature of the ballpen works astonishing well with the white screen printed artwork & is tied off spectacularly against the striking purple base.

For this project we used our Beck Metal Ballpen (MP20686).

Now this is how you make something so simple look so good! The University Leicester supplied us with this full colour design which we digitally printed onto the badges. What gives this badge that next level desirability is the gorgeous blue gradient being mixed in with the upper black which is furthered by the shimmer when held in light. Simply stunning, really good work the University of Leicester!

For this project we used our 38mm Button Badge (MP13814).

This Universal Travel Mug is just draw-droppingly delightful! The design on this occasion was printed in 2 colours which play a vital role in the dynamism between structure & surrounding colour. The white within jostles with the blue surrounding which then ingeniously blends in with the surrounding cool yellow mug & baby blue lid.

For this project we used our Universal Travel Mug (MP19810).

The quality of the print is what blew our minds here at mojo HQ! Despite being 7mm high the pad print technique we used against these lively sets of cyan blue sunglasses came out succinct and highly detailed. The branding is subtle but at a well thought out vantage point, giving it a concise level of brand exposure whilst worn out and about.

For this project we used our Rainbow Sunglasses (MP17428).

Screen printed with the design on the barrel next to the clip, we love the levels of hierarchy that is conveyed throughout this pen! A stunningly vibrant red creates the catalyst for the structure, with chrome details complimenting the shiny finish that gives the sharp white branding an established balance.

For this project we used our Beck Metal Ballpen (MP20686).

Despite having a small branding area this Xoopar Octopus project we did for Mimecast conveys amples of exposure courtesy of the colour choices. Mimecast's familiar blue draws a comprehensive amount of attention against the slick white body. Marvellous, great job Mimecast!

For this project we used our Xoopar Octopus (MP19082).

Monotone colour choices can really help propel core focal points when it comes to branded merch, and this Rutland Wireless Mouse is no different. Pad Printed to the smooth palm area of the mouse against a shiny black the branding has an enduring impact that devastatingly ties in with this nifty tech device.

For this project we used our Rutland Wireless Mouse (MP19343).

Simple yet striking, these Mint Rolls we produced for Mimecast speak the brands volumes. Digitally printed on a white wraparound label their distinctive blues were Pantone matched making the final product uniquely Mimecast. What's more is that the foil within pokes out at either end to give the label a detailed level of contrast and a sharp slick finale.

For this project we used our Mint Roll (MP11406).

Using a Direct to Garment (DTG) print method to tie-in all colours and shapes to a high level quality, this T-Shirt job we did for HSBC is something we are chuffed to the rafters with! This printing technique meant we could get a precise print for the maximum quality that HSBC desired, compared to other print techniques.  

For this project we used our Gildan Men's Ring Spun Soft Style T-Shirt (MP14161).

With their 2 colour logo printed to the barrel & with an eco icon to the back we think these pens for Talentino! Careers will help propel the eco-conscious character that the company conveys gorgeously! The shiny black barrel elegantly propels light which further creates a focal point for the eye, resulting in more brand exposure. 

For this project we used our Senator Super Hit Eco Pen (MP17131).

We created this set of one colour pouches for the University of Leicester's student giveaway project, and we are totally in love! The natural finish of the pouches gave their distinctive red pantone matched logo & message oodles amounts of hierarchy whilst also maintaining it's rustic look to give the branding a serene looking overall finish.

For this project we used our Drawstring Pouch (MP13733).