Staff & onboarding
Kit worn by choice, not obligation. Held in stock and posted to new starters in the week they sign.
- Typical spend
- $95–$180 per head
- Lead time
- From stock, 1–3 days
- Popular
- Hoodie, bottle, notebook
Branded merchandise · Australia wide
Merch your team
actually keeps
Rocket Studio sources, decorates and ships company merch for Australian teams — then keeps the artwork, stock and reorders in one place so nobody has to start from scratch again.
- MOQ from
- 20 units
- Standard lead
- 10–15 working days
- Rush range
- 14 days
- Free
- digital proof
Merch moments
Match the merch to the moment
The brief changes completely depending on who is receiving it — a new starter, a stranger at a booth, a prospect you want a meeting with, or a client of nine years.
Events & conferences
Booth giveaways that survive the flight home, plus staff apparel that identifies your team on a crowded floor.
- Typical spend
- $8–$45 per head
- Lead time
- Book 6 weeks out
- Popular
- Tote, cap, pen, cup
Sales packs
A reason to accept the meeting. Boxed, personalised and couriered to a named desk rather than a reception pile.
- Typical spend
- $60–$150 per pack
- Lead time
- 2–3 weeks
- Popular
- Gift box, brass pen, blanket
Client gifting
End-of-year and milestone gifts that look bought rather than branded. Woven labels and deboss, not big logos.
- Typical spend
- $75–$250 per client
- Lead time
- Order by mid-Oct
- Popular
- Wool blanket, candle, duffel
The problem
Merch goes sideways
without a system
Nobody sets out to run merch badly. It accumulates one rushed event order at a time.
Orders scatter
Marketing, HR and three state offices all order separately, each under the MOQ and each paying a fresh setup fee.
Approvals stall
Artwork sits in an email thread for nine days, then the event is in two weeks and everything goes air freight.
Stock disappears
Six boxes of polos are in someone’s garage in Ringwood. Nobody knows the size breakdown.
The brand drifts
Four logo versions, three shades of the primary colour, and a tote that nobody will admit to approving.
Next launch
Tell us what
you need
Send a brief and you will get a recommendation with pricing, MOQs and a delivery date — not a catalogue link.