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BlueEarth Construction went with a split design for these ear plug labels with the trio having a shiny & savy quality. The circumference of the tins helps galvinate the round labels at the top (digitally printed in full colour) which helps each tin acquire a high level of proficiency in aesthetic.

For this project we used our Travel Ear Plugs (MP13265).

What makes these pens we did for the University of Leicester look so trendy is the balance between the lushes white screen printed artwork and vibrant red pen. These pens have a beautifully smooth touch which shimmers when held to light, enhancing the overall design for a desirable looking product.

For this project we used our Senator Super Hit Polished Ballpen (MP11683).

All elements and colour choices for this colouring book help lead the eye to the centre courtesy of the glowing white rectangle, giving the Homes for Lambeth logo colossal levels of publicity! We adore the glossy finish which gives all aspects an accomplished feel which furthers the quality of this simple looking product. 

For this project we used our A4 Colouring Book (MP10331).

Made using a vegan leather material, the Medical Research Network has put together a complementary & energetic set of notebooks we simply applaud! To further the desirability and longevity of each notebook they decided on a premium blind embossed print method giving them glossy overall aesthetic.

For this project we used our Alexander A5 Hardback Notebook (MP15897).

The artwork on this metal power bank we produced for ECL has been intelligently designed with their logo digitally printed in full colour which bounces off the white base of the glossy power bank. The brand awareness is furthered by incorporating their telephone and website underneath using their mid grey which is secondary to the logo in height & scale for a stunning level of hierarchy.

For this project we used our 4000mAh Metal Powerbank (MP21242).

These retail Fruit of the Loom T-Shirts we produced for De Montfort University have a major level of continuity when comparing each component. The luminous white of the T-Shirt makes both the artwork and light forest green detail a strong focal point; drawing the eye towards the chest area to really expose the screen printed branding. 

For this project we used our Fruit of The Loom Baseball T-Shirt (MP14020).

Digitally printed with a mix of reversed designs, these stickers for Homes for Lambeth are so simple yet so striking when it comes to promoting their brand. The glossy nature of the paper material furthers the exposure, particularly when held to light which gives them a distinguished feel.

For this project we used our Paper Stickers (MP14818).

What a way to really tie-in your branding by collating your design on the contents and packaging! That's exactly what Liberum did with these powerbanks, with their digitally printed artwork printed in full colour against opposing montone backdrops creating a sophisticated atmosphere between both elements.

For this project we used our 4000mAh Metal Powerbank (MP21242).

Distinctively Specsavers through the use of a screen printed, Pantone matched logo we love the harmony between both the logo and glowing yellow slap wrap. The lengthy print area also meant we could print their logo repeating along the wrap for that next level exposure whilst out & about!

For this project we used our Hi Vis Slapwrap (MP10565).

This lunch cooler is certain to turn heads during the lunch time rush hour! The gorgeous blue cooler is wonderfully interrupted with ECL's screen printed logo; centred towards the front within a white circle which melees with the squared edges of the soft material for a greater level of clarity & superiority.

For this project we used our Campbell Lunch Cooler (MP16507).

This dye sublimated face mask we produced for Darlington Borough Council will turn heads in any public space! The fun artwork to the front creates a positive atmosphere which is propelled against its darker counterpart, with the logo smartly placed in the top corner for a more subtle yet distinctive overall finish.

For this project we used our UK Made Face Mask (MP22164).

HSBC cleverly got their branding message across whilst giving their logo clarity by using their distinctive sharp-edged triangular shapes combined with a rainbow pattern inside. The white base of these nimble badges creates greater leverage for the design to stand out amongst busy crowds. Simply stunning job HSBC!

For this project we used our 25mm Button Badge (MP13813).

With 100% coverage to the face of these mouse mats Cobra Biologics were able to focus the design towards their logo using their key brand red colour which monopolises it's surrounds, giving a furthered level of hierarchy & dominance to the logo (mouse not included). Great job guys! 

For this project we used our Textile Mouse Mat (MP16723).

Can something as basic as a white plate promote your brand we hear you say? Well take a look at this stunner from BlueEarth Construction! We used a crisp screen print around the outer side of the rim which offers the most exposed vantage point helping to levitate each of the 3 repeating logos against the glowing white backdrop.

For this project we used our Plate (MP10002).

The University of Leicester managed to seamlessly tie-in their key brand language & the result is a fashionable looking mask! Using their new white & red logo against their main grey pantone there were able to create a mask that is completely bespoke, partially thanks to the crisp dye sublimated printing process which really nailed in those brand colours. Excellent job University of Leicester!

For this project we used our Adjustable Face Mask (MP22290).