Briefcases, expanding files, report files, archive boxes, conference folders and the desk tools that go with them — 70 products, 166 item numbers, every one listed with its model number. Logo printing and private label welcome.
Office orders usually start with one pain point — a meeting that needs folders, a filing room that needs boxes, a reception desk that needs trays. Each family below is a complete set, so the rest of the order can follow the same colour and finish.
Zip-around briefcases, document wallets, conference folders, PVC portfolios and PU notebooks — the set that leaves the office with your customer.
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Expanding files, L-shape folders, report files, archive boxes and display books — A4 and FC, in spines from 2 cm to 10 cm.
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File trays, staplers, binder clips, pens and markers, plus the zip pouches customers buy at the same counter. The add-on lines on every office order.
View the productsOffice buyers rarely order one item. These are the lines that arrive on the same list, and the ones worth quoting together — most of them share covers, colours and packing with our school range, so one production run can serve both.
Zip-around cases in PU and nylon, with document compartments, card slots and a padded section for a laptop.
13 and 24 pockets with gusseted bottoms, carry handle and index tabs, in A4 and FC.
L-shape and button folders in PP, single colour or assorted, printed or plain.
Slide-bar and fixed-clip files for bound reports and proposals, with a clear front for the title page.
Flat-packed boxes with label windows and spines from 5 cm to 10 cm, for shelf and off-site storage.
20 to 80 pockets in A4, A3 and FC, for certificates, price lists and presentation sets.
Folders with a notepad, card slots and a pen loop — the item printed with a company logo for meetings and events.
File trays, staplers, binder clips, gel pens and whiteboard markers — the small lines that fill the rest of the carton.
All 70 office lines we currently list — business travel, filing, archive and desk. Tap a product for its full photo set and size options.
Office buyers usually want the range to look like their own brand, not a catalogue page. We print logos onto PU covers and PP fronts, match a corporate colour across folders and boxes, and build the packing around the way the range is sold.
Debossed mark on a PU notebook cover — the same panel takes a silkscreen or hot-stamp logo.
Your item list or the desk you are fitting out, plus the colour and logo you want. We come back with a model list and a quote.
Pre-production sample with your logo and colourway, so the finish is agreed before the run starts.
Artwork, colour and packing stay on file. Next year is a reorder, not a new project.
Most office ranges are bought once and topped up through the year — tell us which lines run out first and we will plan the repeat around them.
Tell us which family you are buying for, and we will send the model list with sizes and packing for the lines that fit.
