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A warehouse clearance consists of promotional items offered at significant discounts off the standard catalogue price. The reasons for the discount include: excess stock (we ordered more than was sold), products from previous collections (replaced by newer versions of equal or higher quality), end-of-season items (for example, summer outdoor products after the season, or calendars after January), minor cosmetic imperfections (slightly damaged packaging or minor aesthetic flaws, while the product remains fully functional), and surpluses from larger corporate orders. The discount is calculated against our standard catalogue price — not against an artificially inflated "recommended" price — so the saving is genuine. The clearance range changes on an ongoing basis, so we recommend checking back regularly.

Yes, clearance items can be printed using all standard techniques — pad printing, screen printing, UV digital printing, laser engraving or sublimation printing. The print cost is standard and independent of the product discount, so you pay a reduced product price but the regular print fee. For advertising campaigns this delivers the best value-for-money ratio. We recommend avoiding print on items with minor packaging defects, as printing represents an additional investment on an already imperfect product. For premium campaigns, choose full-quality items from the main catalogue instead. Clearance stock is ideal for: test campaigns before placing a large-volume order; combining a variety of products within a single campaign; last-minute events; and topping up missing pieces from a previous order.

Clearance stock is the right choice for: smaller companies with limited budgets, where significant savings are decisive. Last-minute orders (3–5 days before an event, when standard catalogue production with print can no longer arrive in time). Mass events and trade fairs with high visitor numbers (200+ pieces), where every saving reduces the unit cost. Non-profit organisations with grant funding, where every saving means more promotional items for a good cause. Test campaigns — order a small batch from clearance stock, test it with employees or a small group of customers, and only then run a full production from the catalogue. Avoid clearance stock for VIP clients, where a premium impression matters more than price — choose current catalogue products instead.

Clearance typically includes: textiles from older collections (T-shirts and sweatshirts from previous seasons — same quality, just different colours or minor design updates); electronics from previous generations (older-capacity power banks, USB drives with less storage — still fully functional); seasonal items after the season ends (winter outdoor products in April, summer items in September); Christmas and Easter gifts after the holidays; ballpoint pens and office items from previous collections; and warehouse surpluses from larger corporate orders (overstock that could not be sold at full price). We update our clearance stock on a rolling basis — for ongoing partnerships we recommend signing up for our newsletter, as clients are the first to hear about new clearance promotions.

Yes, clearance items are fully-fledged products — they simply carry a reduced price for the reasons described above. Most come from previous collections of the same manufacturers we continue to source from. Material and production quality is identical to catalogue products. The exception is items marked 'cosmetic defect' — these have minor packaging damage or a barely visible surface imperfection that is not noticeable during normal use. For VIP clients I would recommend choosing current catalogue products instead, as they carry a stronger premium perception. Clearance is ideal for mass campaigns where price is a factor and the per-unit quality still exceeds the most affordable catalogue alternatives. When purchasing an entire clearance run — say 200 pieces of a single item — you get consistent quality across the whole campaign.