Case Studies
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We worked with strategy and design firm Brevity & Wit on this multi-piece project.
“Dan did a wonderful job helping us produce several pieces for a conference! Our swag was the bomb! Somehow, at a public media conference, we were the only tote bags in sight, so people gobbled them up. Everything was a hit, from the coasters to the notebooks to the mouse pad paper.” |
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Big Onion Walking Tours in New York wants to keep their customers safe, so they offer a branded mask and ear-saver, the strap that attaches to both ear loops to make longer wearing times more comfortable. Using public domain maps of old New York, we created something unique, and, well, here's what owner Seth had to say about them:
“We are very happy with the masks and ear savers from DKG Promotions! We have been able to make the ear savers, in four different designs, a bit of a collectors item as well!”
Thanks, Seth! It was great working with you on this fun project.
“We are very happy with the masks and ear savers from DKG Promotions! We have been able to make the ear savers, in four different designs, a bit of a collectors item as well!”
Thanks, Seth! It was great working with you on this fun project.
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The campaign for the Democratic primary hopeful Pete Buttigieg asked DKG to provide union-printed shirts and stickers for the fast-moving effort. We also produced this ginormous banner for use at DC Pride and other events.
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Our client Verodin, a cyber security firm, wanted a classy and useful item to give to existing and prospective clients at meetings and conferences. This blind-debossed journal and laser-engraved pen combination fit the bill, and is now part of their branding arsenal.
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From our client, Kevin Adler Realty: “These spiffy screen cleaners have really helped me stay in front of my customers and prospects. The high quality cloths look great, and are super handy. My clients love them, and they get to see my information every time they use them!”
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The USDA recently upgraded their ID lanyards to include their logo instead of just the name of their division. It's a little thing that helps maintain brand consistency.
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Specialty food startup Savory
Gal Chutneys needed labels for their retail jars of yummy chutney. We worked with their designer to offer guidance about label design and readability, and added bar codes for a beautiful retail presentation. |
Executive Director Shannon Steen shows off the new shirts.
After starting her new job at Carpenter's Shelter, our client noticed that they didn't have an official company shirt. She said she likes wearing her organization on her chest, "close to my heart where everyone can see it. The Development Team is always out in public, and wearing a company shirt to events distinguishes you from all the rest."
Embroidered shirts were ordered for the entire staff. They were so popular that everybody wanted one: volunteers, board members, and friends of Carpenter's. "The shirt is high quality and makes our logo pop," said our client. "So within two weeks we placed another order!"
Embroidered shirts were ordered for the entire staff. They were so popular that everybody wanted one: volunteers, board members, and friends of Carpenter's. "The shirt is high quality and makes our logo pop," said our client. "So within two weeks we placed another order!"
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We recently helped Inter-American Development Bank with a color-coordinated set of items for an upcoming meeting, including stylus pens, lanyards, and tote bags.
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Ginormous balloons and colorful t-shirts from DKG Promotions helped Booz Allen Hamilton show their pride at the Pride parade in DC. They also got some nifty, fun giveaways for their festival booth to thank visitors for stopping by.
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These USB drives for MetroNando.com / Real Living | At Home are used to store the various media presented in marketing a residential listing, such as photos and videos of the property. At closing, they’re given to sellers as keepsakes.
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These Run to Honor the Fallen backpacks were given to participants in the Army Ten-Miler who dedicated their race to fallen service members.
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These kitchen items were used at the launch of Dairy Queen’s DQ Bakes! Institute. They were given out to media and visitors who came to the institute.
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