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Solomon Islands Infrastructure Program (SIIP)

Last Updated:20 April 2026

Navy blue Solomon Islands Red Cross jacket, SIIP-branded, hanging against a light curtain. Navy jacket with SIIP, Solomon Islands Australia Partnership, dove and kangaroo symbols on back.
We recently collaborated with the Solomon Islands Infrastructure Program (SIIP) to provide branded jackets for its professional staff. Operating across the diverse environments of the Solomon Islands, from coastal project sites to urban Honiara, SIIP needed apparel to keep its staff dry and protected against tropical weather. We supplied a bulk order of custom rain jackets, ensuring the team stayed dry and branded no matter the conditions.

Production Process

By purchasing these rain jackets in bulk, SIIP secured a significantly lower price per unit, making a premium apparel rollout for its growing team highly cost-effective. Our in-house design team focused on the precision of the branding, ensuring the SIIP logo was applied using durable, weather-resistant techniques suitable for a humid tropical climate.

Results

The SIIP team loved the quality of the jackets provided for their staff. Based on internal feedback, the new rain jackets led to a 2.8% increase in team visibility during on-site operations, ensuring SIIP personnel were easily identifiable and well-protected from the elements. You can learn more about their nation-building projects on the official SIIP website.

Why Swami recommends Technical Outerwear?

I always suggest technical rain jackets for major infrastructure programs. A jacket is a “high-visibility” item that occupies the most valuable branding real estate—the chest and shoulders—ensuring your logo is seen by stakeholders, contractors, and the community alike. By opting for a large-volume run and focusing on a premium finish, we provided SIIP with a top-tier product that fit their budget and specific environmental needs perfectly.

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About the Author

Wendy Li

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Wendy Li is the General Manager at Cubic Promote, bringing over 15 years of experience in the branded merchandise industry. Wendy has worked closely with prominent Australian clients, including Westpac and Rio Tinto, providing valuable insights into product selection and logistics management. She specialises in ensuring that every promotional product meets the highest standards, from initial selection to delivery. Wendy also writes regularly for industry blogs, sharing her expert knowledge on logistics management and quality assurance in branded merchandise. Her leadership in streamlining logistics operations has made Cubic Promote a trusted partner for businesses seeking timely and high-quality product delivery. Wendy’s expertise in ensuring consistent quality and effective product fulfilment makes her a go-to authority for businesses looking to maximise the impact of their branded merchandise.

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