
Industries/Promo & Merch
Your decoration. Our supply chain.
Distributors and merchandise agencies do not need another catalog. They need a factory partner who can deliver blank or decorated goods at direct-import prices, with artwork handled properly and a delivery date that survives the campaign.
Who this is for
- Promotional products distributors
- Merchandise and brand-activation agencies
- Print, embroidery and decoration shops
- Importers looking for a factory partner

The hard part
The catalog is the easy part.
The hard part is the third reorder, at a different quantity, in a different colour, against a launch date somebody else set. Domestic stock is safe and expensive; direct import is cheap and unforgiving. Most programs need both, on the same job.
What we bring to it
Why Landfall fits this channel
01
Blank or decorated
Take it plain and decorate it yourself, or have the artwork applied and the packaging printed at the factory.
02
Direct import at volume
Above the break point we ship direct, costed landed, so the domestic markup never enters the quote.
03
Artwork handled here
Die lines, print-ready files and packaging are produced in house. You send a logo, not a specification.
Start to delivery
How a program runs
01
Brief and quantity
The end client, the quantity, the decoration and the date it has to be in hand.
02
Blank or decorated
We price both, with the break point where direct import beats domestic stated plainly.
03
Artwork and sample
Die lines out, a decorated pre-production sample back, approved before the run starts.
04
Production and route
Direct import for volume, domestic release for the reorders that cannot wait for the water.
05
Delivery
To your warehouse, your decorator or the end client's dock.
Questions
What buyers actually ask.
- Who is the Promotional Products page for?
- Promotional products distributors; Merchandise and brand-activation agencies; Print, embroidery and decoration shops.
- What is hard about Promotional Products?
- The catalog is the easy part. The hard part is the third reorder, at a different quantity, in a different colour, against a launch date somebody else set. Domestic stock is safe and expensive; direct import is cheap and unforgiving. Most programs need both, on the same job.
- How does a Promotional Products program run with Landfall?
- Brief and quantity: The end client, the quantity, the decoration and the date it has to be in hand. Blank or decorated: We price both, with the break point where direct import beats domestic stated plainly. Artwork and sample: Die lines out, a decorated pre-production sample back, approved before the run starts. Production and route: Direct import for volume, domestic release for the reorders that cannot wait for the water. Delivery: To your warehouse, your decorator or the end client's dock.
Next step
Send us a brief and a quantity, and we will price it both ways.
We will come back with a range, a landed cost and a date you can plan around.
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