At Steel City, we know that when you put your logo on a product, you want it to last. That’s why we select pencil cases based on how they stand up to real, day-to-day use. We focus on the details – like the zip quality, the print area, and the material durability – so your brand gets seen time and time again, rather than ending up in the bin.
- Quality Zips and Materials: We focus on proper zipped cases because we want to avoid that common issue where a pouch splits at the zip seam after a week. A durable case keeps your branding in circulation and being used in the office or at school, rather than being discarded.
- Expert Proofing Process: Our process ensures that nothing goes to print without your approval. We’ll work with you on the artwork to ensure the placement and colours are spot on, avoiding any “near enough” scenarios. It’s about getting it right before production starts.
- Clear Lead Times: We’ll always steer you towards lines that fit your schedule, typically around 10 working days after artwork approval. If you’re tight on time for term dates or an event, we can flag express lines to ensure you have what you need when you need it.
- Maximised Branding Areas: We suggest pencil cases with generous branding panels (e.g., 260 × 62mm, 160 × 62mm, 140 × 50mm) or full-colour coverage so your logo is clearly readable. We want your brand to stand out, not get lost or shrink into a small stamp that no one can see.
- Exam-Ready Options: We include clear PVC options because they offer a practical benefit for students during exam periods or for quick security checks. It’s a useful feature that ensures the case gets used exactly where it’s needed without any hassle.
- Honest Sustainability: We favour products that clearly state what they’re made from – like “95% recycled material” – because we know how important it is to avoid greenwashing. This gives you specs you can trust and share internally with confidence.
- Convenient Pre-Packed Kits: We offer pre-packed stationery kits to save you the time and hassle of sorting pens and rulers yourself. It’s about making your job easier so you can hand them out quickly knowing every pack is complete.