Choose the exact memo set before requesting branding. Printing a cover or holder is a different specification from printing individual note sheets.
Identify the part that will carry artwork
Check whether the selected product has a cover, backing, pen holder or loose sheets. Tell us where the logo should appear. Do not assume a branded holder means that every sheet is custom printed; ask for confirmation of the available decoration method.
Count the supplied components
Compare the actual contents, note dimensions and sheet quantities where listed. A memo set may combine notes and page flags, while another is a simpler pad. Request missing details for the chosen model before using a photograph to estimate what is supplied.
Prepare a short, readable design
Small stationery panels leave limited space for contact details. Decide whether a logo alone, a short web address or a campaign message is essential. Supply clean artwork and approve its placement on the actual product proof before confirming the order.
Compare catalogue formats
| Range | What to compare |
|---|---|
| Desk Memo Sets | Memo formats for short notes, reminders and workplace packs. Compare the contents and sheet details where provided before selecting your set. |
| Sticky Notes & Page Flags | Compact notes and page-marking sets. Check the actual sizes and supplied components; branding on a holder does not imply custom printed sheets. |
Useful reading before your enquiry
- Sticky notes and memo sets serve different jobs. — Choose stationery by the way the note will be used, rather than the colour of its packaging.
- Leave room for the note, not just the logo. — A branded memo product should still be comfortable to use.
- Build a desk pack people will reach for. — A stationery pack should reflect a real desk routine.
Artwork and branding requirements · Ordering and delivery arrangements · Speak to the team
