2026 Christmas Catalogue: Client Gifts Delivered Direct
Sending gifts to clients during the holidays is a great way to build your relationship. But delivering 100 hampers yourself takes a lot of time. With direct delivery, you skip the packing and shipping. Simply pick your gifts, send us your list, and we’ll deliver them straight to your clients’ office locations. In this blog, we’ll show you what’s in our Christmas catalogue and the benefits of direct delivery.
How direct delivery works
You choose your hamper or gift of choice from our collection. We pack and send each gift straight to the recipient.
- Every gift is packed individually, not in cartons of 50
- Parcels go to each recipient’s office or home address.
- A printed message card can go inside each box.
- Your team never touches packing, labels, or postage.
Direct delivery works well if your clients are in different states, your team is remote, or you want to avoid turning the office into a packing station at the end of the year.
Gifts from the catalogue, by budget
We’ve split our 2026 Christmas Catalogue into price brackets to help you pick gifts that fit your budget. Many businesses pick two or three brackets, saving the higher-priced gifts for their top clients.
$100 and over
These gifts are perfect for your top accounts and long-term partners.
- Trekk Wicker Basket with Picnic Table, insulated, with a built-in timber wine-and-snack table.
- Bovino Fire Pit, a portable steel fire pit that gets laser or pad-branded on the leg
- Flow Nano massager, a handheld heat and vibration device for anyone who sits at a desk all year
- Sheaffer Legacy 23K gold rollerball pen, presented in a luxury gift box
- Skullcandy Greyson headphones and Moleskine Richmond backpack for clients who travel
Below $100
This price range works well for key accounts. Charles Liu, co-founder of Cubic Promote, likes to recommend outdoor-themed gifts, since there are so many good options and Christmas in Australia is during barbecue and beach season.
- Sheffield Backyard Cricket Set, eight vintage-style pieces in a canvas carry bag
- Taft Tavolo bamboo table with wine glass holders and an umbrella hole
- Capri Picnic Backpack with a four-person setting and a built-in cooler
- Vintage Cooler Box that holds six wine bottles standing up
- Flasque whisky decanter set and Delicante wine decanter, both in pine boxes.
- Moleskine Stanford gift set, Waterman Hemisphere pen and BLUNT umbrella
Below $50 and below $30
Most client lists match well with the mid-range options in our catalogue.
- Glass cheese board set with a hidden knife drawer.
- Vevino stemless wine glass set and Excellin 10-piece cocktail set
- Field & Co. Campster 12-bottle cooler and Urban Commuter backpack
- Pura gift set with a drink bottle and coffee cup
- Cypress wireless charging clock in bamboo
- Vortex Ring Toss and Coppell brain teaser set for clients with kids at home over the holidays
Below $20 and below $10
These options are great for large lists, suppliers, or newer clients.
- Shadow 750ml insulated water bottle
- Lucca notebook and pen gift set
- Gig bamboo Bluetooth speaker and Target wireless charger
- Lewes hip flask set with two shot glasses.
- 300ml double-wall stainless steel cup and Croydon A5 notebook with pen
- Huxley 5L dry bag, Mika soy candles and Aroma bamboo coasters
Below $5
These are handy as extras in bigger gifts, or for staff and event giveaways.
- Mojito stainless steel straw set
- Taunton bamboo cutlery set
- Room aroma reed diffuser
- Christmas stress Santas and Jingle Bells Santa hats for the office party
What our account managers would want to receive
We asked four of our account managers which items they’d actually keep if they received them. Their picks line up well with our catalogue.
Personalising each gift
Direct delivery lets you do something bulk orders can’t. And that is to put a different name on every box. Some catalogue items allow for individual names, so each gift feels personal, not mass-produced.
- Laser engraving on bottles, cups, pens and decanters can carry a client’s name alongside your logo.
- The Target wireless charger and Gig speaker can take a digital label with each recipient’s full name on the box.
- Moleskine notebooks can be debossed for a more understated finish.
Planning around the Australian Christmas calendar
In Australia, Christmas falls during summer and school holidays. Many businesses close from just before Christmas until mid-January.
- Try to have gifts arrive while people are still at work.
- If your clients work both in the office and at home, see if home delivery is better for them.
- Allow extra time for deliveries to regional areas and to clients in New Zealand.
- Don’t send heat-sensitive gifts unless you can make sure they’ll arrive quickly and safely.
Your account manager will confirm this year’s production and dispatch cut-offs, since lead times vary by item and branding method.
Keeping it on schedule
You can make things much easier on your end. Delayed approvals, unclear feedback, and late changes are the main reasons timelines slip. In December, even a two-day wait on a proof can push dispatch past the shutdown. Here are some tips to help:
- Nominate one person to approve proofs.
- Lock the gift and quantities before artwork starts.
- Send the recipient list as a spreadsheet with name, company, street address, phone and any apparel sizes.
- Treat late additions as a separate small order.
Getting your list started
Tell us your budget, roughly how many clients you want to send gifts to, and where they’re located. An account manager will suggest catalogue options and delivery dates that work for you.
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