Choosing Colours for your Promotional Products
How many colours can we choose from?
When clients are deciding on promotional items, one of the frequently asked questions is how many colours can we choose from?
The answer is usually quite a few!
We're here to help.
Colour plays a vital role helping your logo stand out, making your brand easily recognisable. BPG’s expert staff can help you with the finer details of colour theory, advising on colours to compliment your logo for maximum impact on your promotional products.
Talk to us about options and possibilities for your next campaign here.



We often use two types of black when designing artwork. Standard 100% black and ‘rich black’ . When we use rich black, a percentage of cyan, magenta and/or yellow ink is mixed with the black. The additional saturation of colour creates a rich black that will print darker than black ink alone. It is very important to use the correct ‘black’ when designing. ‘Black’ colour swatches can appear to look the same on screen. However, setting up and using the wrong type of black can result in artwork printing incorrectly. The following examples present some common design scenarios and solutions for dealing with colour issues involving black. EXAMPLE 1: Black Backgrounds and Images
Portable banners and flags are the perfect display tool for marketing at exhibitions, conferences, trade shows, product launches and shop fronts. They are used to grab attention, drive traffic, and promote businesses or events by leveraging their high visibility and cost-effectiveness as a marketing tool. In addition, they can be placed indoors and outdoors.

Kitting is available for your promotional items! Select from our comprehensive range of products and branding options to create your own custom printed merchandise set. Using our efficient kitting and distribution services , we ensure promotional items are accurately and securely packed and arrive at their destination on time - leaving you to focus on your business.

The monochrome design revival is currently trending. Once viewed as limiting in design and outdated, monochromatic designs can be seen popping up in recent popular branding with a fresh perspective. As a counter-trend to recent maximalist design and visual overload, monochrome design is driven by a desire for simplicity and elegance. It's now seen as a versatile and timeless style that can be adapted for various purposes and modern aesthetics.






