Seattle Swag Co.

05/27/2026

Client experiences last longer when the merch does. Promo products have one of the lowest cost-per-impression of any media. (ASI)

05/26/2026

Premium merch gets kept. Higher-quality promo items are more likely to be retained long-term. (PPAI)

05/22/2026

Merch that supports sales conversations, not just booth traffic. When hosting clients, the merch becomes part of the experience. A bag or bottle travels farther than a handout ever will. That’s why reusable merch outperforms print. (ASI)

05/19/2026

Sales travel calls for merch that replaces brochures and folders with something people will keep using. Instead of handing out brochures at events, give your customers and prospects something they’ll still be using on the flight home.

05/18/2026

Nothing fancy. Just travel merch that solves everyday problems on the road. This is merch for frequent travel. Simple, functional pieces that reduce last-minute purchases while traveling.

05/16/2026

These are the basics people keep packed. Chargers, power banks, drinkware, and travel essentials that get used every trip. Most promo items are kept because they’re useful, not because they’re flashy. (PPAI)

05/15/2026

When work happens away from the office, paper doesn’t last. Useful merch does. 83% of consumers say a promo product makes a more lasting impression than print. (ASI)

05/13/2026

05/08/2026

If your team is traveling more this year, your merch should make sense on the road. 80% of people own between 1–10 promo items and keep the ones they actually use. (PPAI)

05/06/2026

Teams are out of office—and this is the merch they actually use while traveling. This month’s mini catalog focuses on travel-ready products that replace paper and stay in rotation.