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What does a logo corporate gift cost?
Not "request a quote" as an answer: the price per size, the ladder, and two orders worked out to the cent.
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The most honest way to answer a price question is with a price. A Delft Blue tile with your logo costs €21.99 (11×11 cm), €26.99 (15×15 cm) or €34.99 (20×20 cm) in our shop, including VAT. From five pieces the volume discount comes off that, and at larger quantities nothing is added that you don’t see coming. The rest of this piece is that sentence, worked out.
The price per size
The size sets the price, not the design. A logo, a team photo or a text costs the same on the same tile. The 15×15 cm tile is the classic Dutch size and by far the most chosen; 11×11 cm is a good size for a large series, 20×20 cm for the one gift that may be big. The current prices are always on the page of the tile itself.
The ladder, with two orders worked out
From five tiles a discount switches on by itself in the basket: 10% from 5, 15% from 10, 20% from 20 and 25% from 30 pieces. The ladder counts every tile in the order, whatever its design — ten colleagues with a name each simply count as ten. The discount comes off the whole tile line, options such as the stand included; not off shipping, the greeting card or other products in the same order.
- Ten logo tiles of 15×15 cm: 10 × €26.99 = €269.90, minus 15% = €229.41. That is €22.94 each.
- Thirty 11×11 cm tiles, each with its own name: 30 × €21.99 = €659.70, minus 25% = €494.77. About €16.49 each.
From a hundred pieces we prepare a custom quote; packaging, delivery per address and planning then come into it, and we would rather work those out than squeeze them into a table.
What is included
- A digital proof first: you see your logo on the tile before anything is made. In the shop straight on screen, for bespoke work within one working day by email.
- Design advice. A logo in cobalt blue framed by the classic corner ornaments is usually the strongest, and we say so when something is not going to work.
- The corner ornaments themselves, in the style of the traditional Dutch tile.
- Shipping is free from €50 in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany; the current conditions are under shipping & delivery.
What costs extra
- A stand to display the tile. Handy when you hand it over instead of posting it.
- Vectorisation: if you only have your logo as a PNG or JPG we redraw it as a vector (€10 to €25, one-off). With an SVG, PDF or EPS that is not needed.
- Shipping per address. Everything to one office is one shipment; each tile to the recipient’s home address is thirty, and we charge those per piece.
Printed on or fired in: what to check in a cheaper offer
There are two ways to get a logo onto a tile. A print that sits on top of the glaze is cheap and looks the same in a photo — until someone wipes it with a wet cloth. Our tiles are printed and then fired into the glaze: the image sits inside the ceramic layer, is colourfast and waterproof, and can simply live on a windowsill or above the sink. Always ask a supplier which of the two you are getting.
When to order for December
If you order in the shop, a tile is made within 24 to 48 hours and is usually with you within a few working days; early December is then still in good time. For bespoke work — a designer, an invoice, shipping per address — we allow five to ten working days from the approved design, and December is our busiest month. A request before early November leaves room for the design, your approval and production.
Where to start
If you already know what you want and it is fewer than a hundred pieces, the fastest route is the logo tile: upload the logo, check the proof, pick a quantity, and the ladder is in the basket. If you want an invoice, delivery per address or simply someone to think along, start at the business page and you have a digital proof and a price per piece within one working day. For the thinking behind the gift itself: the tile as a corporate gift.