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Pieces on material, labels and manufacturing. What we have verified, and what we have not been able to verify.

Custom water bottles, cups and tumblers: which material, what price, which branding?

A water bottle, a cup or a tumbler is not chosen on material alone: capacity, keeping drinks hot or cold, care and the branding technique count just as much, and they decide the budget. Here is what our 62 drinkware product pages say, taken on 5 November 2026.

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Corporate year-end gifts: budget, ideas and order deadline

For year-end gifts delivered before the holidays, two questions decide everything: by when to approve the mock-up, and how much to plan per person. The dates, worked out from our public lead time and Belgian public holidays, and the budgets, taken from our product pages, with logo branding included.

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Custom tote bags: which bag should you choose, for which use and at what price?

It is often assumed that a tote bag costs the price of its fabric, and that the fabric weight makes the difference. On our product pages, it is the construction of the bag that sorts the prices: gusset, closure, zipped pocket, lining. On the lightest bags, it is even the branding that weighs most in the budget. The amounts, bag by bag, and how to choose according to use.

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Embroidery or screen printing: which should you choose for your company logo?

It is often assumed that beyond a certain quantity, embroidery becomes cost-effective. Our published price ranges say otherwise: in one colour, screen printing stays cheaper at 50 pieces just as at 500. What tips the choice towards embroidery lies in the logo, the product and the size of the artwork. The amounts, the limits recorded on our product pages, and how to decide.

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How much do 100 custom T-shirts cost for a company?

A quote for custom textiles comes down to three lines: the T-shirt, the branding per piece, and the set-up costs of the artwork. None of the three can be guessed, and the third explains why a small quantity costs proportionally more. The amounts, taken from our catalogue, and the calculation to redo them yourself.

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RPET: meaning, recyclability and labels on corporate merchandise

RPET means recycled polyethylene terephthalate. The acronym says where the material comes from, not what it will become or who has checked it. What can be recycled depending on the item, what GRS and RCS prove, what ocean bound plastic is worth, and the figures from our catalogue.

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The Materials Matter Standard: what replaces GRS and RCS, and when

If your supplier requirements name GRS or RCS, they will need rewriting. Textile Exchange is merging both standards, along with several others, into a single framework. The dates, what changes, and what to amend in a procurement policy.

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Company certification or product certification: what a B Corp certificate proves

A B Corp certificate assesses a company. It certifies no product in its catalogue. What each level of certification answers, what the April 2025 overhaul changed, and why a procurement file needs both without ever confusing them.

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What to keep on file: documenting a corporate merchandise order

Merchandise is bought quickly, often outside the main supplier framework, and by the time somebody asks what was in it, the person who ordered it has moved on. Seven items to collect at order time, so the question can still be answered eighteen months later.

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Directive (EU) 2024/825: what changes for corporate merchandise on 27 September 2026

From 27 September 2026, EU rules on environmental claims tighten, with no transition period for existing stock. What the directive prohibits, whether it reaches a B2B purchase, and what a merchandise buyer can usefully do before the date.

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Textile certifications explained: what each standard actually proves

GOTS, OCS, GRS, RCS, FSC, OEKO-TEX, BSCI, AWARE: eight names that land on the same quote and answer eight different questions. What each one attests to, what it does not, and how to check a certificate without going through the supplier who gave it to you.

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