Promotional Products Case Studies by Cubic Promote Aus

Have a look at some of the products we have successfully delivered to our clients. Read stories about how they have used custom-branded clothing, or promotional merchandise for their events. Our clients include small businesses, schools, government departments, large enterprises and not-for-profit organisations all around Australia.

Frisbees for Bundaberg Rum

Published November 28, 2025

Bundaberg Rum, one of Australia’s most iconic distillers with a rich heritage and bold flavours, ordered 1 500 frisbees to hand out at festivals and outdoor activations as giveaways.

Tender Loving Care Disability Services

Published November 28, 2025

TLC Disability Services, which provides personalised care for people with disability, ordered 500 notepads printed with their phone number and email so families can easily jot down and keep contact details during visits.

COLORBOND® Matt

Published November 27, 2025

COLORBOND® steel promoted its Monument® Matt finish by ordering 250 matte‑black power banks to include in gift packs for builders, designers and partners

Ladbrokes

Published November 27, 2025

Ladbrokes, a leading sports‑betting platform offering live odds across racing and sports, purchased custom power banks to give out to their guests at sponsored events.

Toll Australia

Published November 27, 2025

Toll Australia, a leader in logistics and supply‑chain across Australia, ordered 100 branded power banks to give to clients, drivers and partners during meetings and site visits.

FCM Travel Solutions

Published November 27, 2025

FCM Travel Solutions, the global travel‑management firm, ordered 130 branded power banks to give travellers and clients a handy charging option.

WSYD Moving

Published November 27, 2025

WSYD Moving, a charity promoting physical activity and reducing health inequity in Western Sydney, chose 2 000 handheld fans to distribute at outdoor sessions and community events.

Queensland Government

Published November 26, 2025

The Queensland Government commissioned 1 500 soft‑flyer frisbees printed with government messaging to encourage active living at community events.

Era Polymers

Published November 26, 2025

Era Polymers, an Australian‑owned polyurethane specialist, purchased 500 key‑shaped USB drives to hand out with technical information at site visits and industry events.

Makita Australia

Published November 26, 2025

Makita Australia, renowned for high‑performance power tools and advanced batteries, ordered 700 embroidered caps for product launches and trade promotions.

Centre for Multicultural Youth

Published November 26, 2025

CMY, which supports young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds, ordered 1 000 branded frisbees for youth programs, community festivals and outdoor engagement.

Burger House

Published November 25, 2025

Burger House, a local burger venue with a casual vibe and loyal following since 2018, ordered 100 premium beer glass gift sets to thank VIP guests and regulars.