Helping to brand those, who are dedicated to helping others
In the run up to their historic celebrations, Erskine contacted me and asked if I could source several items that they could incorporate into their 2016 Centenary Merchandise. My suggestions included a mini decanter set, a pashmina, gentleman’s tie, a compact mirror, and an Erskine Centenary pin badge.
All these items were stylishly branded with a logo that was derived from a broach worn by Princes Louise. Louise was the sixth child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, and gave her name to the Princess Louise Scottish Hospital, which was what Erskine was originally called when it was first established.
Thrilled to report that Erskine were so delighted with the quality of the gifts I found for them, that they’ve asked for my assistance again since then. Other items I’ve found for them have included pin-badges, dog-tags and bone china hug-mugs, all of which feature Erskine’s contemporary purple branding.
With Armistice Day fast approaching I would encourage everyone to show their support for UK veterans by helping the charities that support them. Yes, buy a poppy, but also go online and buy one or two little gifts from the Erskine Shop too. Money raised through the sale of their merchandise goes to help the servicemen and service women who have protected our nation, and who have enable us to have the freedom that we enjoy.
If your organisation is celebrating a special event or a significant anniversary soon, and you need help sourcing bespoke merchandise that is tailored specifically for you, then email me at rhona@brandingup.co.uk or talk to me on 07733 321759. I’d be delighted to explain how Branding Up can assist you too.
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