Attendee merchandise
Choose useful products around the people attending and what the event should help them remember.
Stitchi helps marketing and event teams choose products, work through branding and approvals, and coordinate production and delivery for the agreed event scope.
Start with a real occasion to plan
Choose useful products around the people attending and what the event should help them remember.
Coordinate what staff need, including sizing, branding, quantities, and arrival details.
Plan a considered gift around the relationship and occasion rather than treating every recipient alike.
Use a consistent core collection while reviewing quantity and destination requirements for each stop.
Booth construction, staffing, live customization, lead capture, and event platforms are separate scopes. Merchandise delivery does not imply those services are included.
The event date is fixed; the product plan usually is not
Who should receive merchandise, and what role should it play?
Separate attendees, staff, speakers, customers, and contingency.
Include decoration, packaging, delivery, venue fees, and post-event shipping.
When the team needs merchandise, not only the event opening.
Share receiving instructions, warehouse details, offices, or individual destinations.
Provide artwork, guidelines, themes, and internal approvers.
Build approvals and delivery around the event
Confirm the event, recipients, quantity, budget, delivery points, and required date.
Compare product, apparel, kit, decoration, and packaging options against the brief.
Your team confirms products, quantities, artwork, and delivery. Stitchi coordinates supplier details within scope.
Coordinate production and shipment to confirmed venue, office, or recipient destinations.
More planning time generally creates more options. For close dates, we check availability and explain tradeoffs before recommending a direction.
Confirm what happens after the shipment arrives
Fits known quantities used in one place. Confirm receiving windows, labels, storage, handling fees, and onsite ownership.
Fits teams that can transport or redistribute. Confirm the handoff and final-mile responsibility.
Fits selected attendees or staff who need merchandise beforehand. Confirm addresses, restrictions, timing, and undeliverable packages.
Fits onsite and remote recipients. Confirm inventory allocation, cost, and separate arrival dates.
Venue delivery and onsite event support are different scopes. Agree responsibilities before ordering.
Eneos delivered 1,225 items for a trade show

Common questions
As soon as the likely date, audience, and quantity are known. Availability, decoration, approvals, packaging, and venue delivery affect timing.
Yes. Share the audience, theme, budget, quantity, date, and brand requirements. We can develop options from there.
We can review it as part of the plan. Receiving windows, warehouses, labels, handling providers, and the onsite contact must be confirmed.
Potentially. A recurring assortment can reduce repeated selection work, but inventory, storage, replenishment, and ownership need planning.
Share the experience you have in mind. Any onsite work must be defined and confirmed separately before it is promised.
Decide before shipping whether the team retains it, sends it onward, returns it to storage under an agreement, or uses it for follow-up.
Share the audience, quantity, budget, venue, and required arrival date. We will help you work through the merchandise options and a practical delivery plan.