I think we can all agree that once social distancing is relaxed one of the first things a lot of people will do is head straight into their favourite salon and get a hair cut. Being able to duck in for a quick trim is one of those simple things a lot of us took for granted before we were forced to stay at home. In the US the well-known Supercuts hairdressing franchise has capitalised on this with some free promotional headwear for its avid clientele.

Custom Branded Headwear for Messy Hair

In America, one of the desperate pleas of those wanting an early end to lockdown is that they need to get their hair cut. Supercuts, being mindful of the safety of their client

Here in Australia, we are fortunate that the COVID-19 outbreak has been relatively contained thanks to our swift lockdown implementation and capable medical system, but overseas things are a bit more dire and in the US citizens are being asked to wear face masks for personal protection. This extends to Hollywood and we've noticed a serious uptick in the number of celebs rocking face masks like the rest of us. Here are some of our favourite examples.

The Use of Face Masks in the Midst Of The Pandemic

Face masks are

I don't think you need me to tell you this but being stuck indoors all day every day can get boring pretty quick. While custom home gym fitness kits can help keep your body in shape, what can be done about the mind? It's time to switch off Tiger King and challenge yourself with our range of promotional puzzles!

1. Engage and challenge your mind.
2. Customisable puzzles for branding.
3. Various industries can benefit.

Why Choose Branded Puzzles?

Puzzles are a very old-school promotional gift, the type of thing you'd see gifted for birthdays and Christmases between 30 and 100 years ago. However, now we're all

In Australia right now, the state and federal governments are yet to enforce school closures due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak, however, with several schools having to shut up shop when students and staff have tested positive, unfortunately, it's only a matter of time before we're likely to see further school closures across the country. This is where our tech promotional items like promotional flash drives may come in handy for your school, university, or study group.

1. Facilitate remote learning with custom flashdrives.
2. Enhance school branding and engagement.
3. Order now for fast delivery.

Gong xi fa cai! As we approach the festivities of Lunar New Year, it’s time to get into the spirit of things and celebrate in style. For those who aren’t familiar with this significant holiday, let me give you a brief rundown.

What is Lunar New Year?

Lunar New Year is also known as Chinese New Year – that should give you an idea of its origins - and marks the start of the lunar calendar. The date typically falls between late January to February every year, with 2020 landing on Saturday 25th January. Cubic Promote will remain open during this period, though we will be away on January 27th for the Australia Day public holiday. Take care and we look forward to assisting you with all your promotional product needs during the Year of the Rat!

The Significance

We're hurtling towards a sci-fi future at breakneck speed and one Scandinavian streetwear label has embraced cutting edge tech in their latest promotional t-shirts. Carlings has created a simple white t-shirt with a small logo brand on the front that utilises augmented reality to give you 100's of designs to choose from when taking photos of the shirt. This is customised branding for the digital age and is already proving a hit with Instagram influencers the world over.

So How Does a Promotional AR T-Shirt Work?

Known as "The Last Statement T-Shirt" Carlings' revolutionary design is deceptively simple; a white, unisex tee with a small "ATF" logo design printed

If you're a fan of Dunkin', then you'll be happy to know that they have a range of logo-branded gear for the holidays. The online store is loaded with interesting merch for people who want to show off their love for this chain. However, things are different this year because Dunkin' has decided to go big by creating an online pop-up shop!

Dunkin' is one of the most popular chains for doughnuts, coffee, and other sweet treats in the US. Earlier this year they released a range of promotional lip balms featuring their branding, but for the holidays they've decided to go one better and create a huge new lineup of logo-branded gear for consumers across the USA.

We've discussed the Starbucks coffee chain trying their hand at different kinds of promotional merchandise, but one area they really have made their own is the realm of disposable coffee cups. Each year, Starbucks releases new disposable cup designs just in time for the Christmas holiday season in the US. This year is no different, save for the fact that they've also included a limited edition reusable Starbucks cup in the promotion too!

Promotional Coffee Cups for Christmas

These days you'll find that disposable cups are well and truly on their way out and promotional

While many of us still think of Mcdonalds' as fast food that we "go out" and get, these days with delivery apps all the rage it's fast becoming a treat we like to order in. Around the world, today, September 19th, is actually McDelivery Night In -- a date that celebrates the joy of ordering Maccas to have at home. Part of this promotion involves -you guessed it- logo-branded Mcdonalds' clothing and lounge gear for a limited number of customers.

Promotional Fast Food Casual Clothing

If you're in one of the participating countries (like here or the US) to score yourself some extremely limited edition bulk branded Mcdonalds' gear all you need to do is order from the Uber Eats app after 5 pm today only. The company will arrange for one

College Colours Day is an American tradition, where people wear their favourite college football team's colours (and often official gear) to show their team spirit. In a story that's gone viral this week, a young boy proudly designed his own version of  The University Of Tennessee logo for his shirt because he didn't have an official logo tee to wear. His classmates were not supportive and made fun of his homemade design that was drawn on paper. Thankfully, there's a lot of team spirit to go-'round in the state, and when a teacher shared the story, it inspired some very positive responses.

1. Homemade designs inspire personal creativity.
2. Promotional items foster deeper connections.
3. Positive narratives enhance promotional strategies.