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.

Tomident

Published November 16, 2025

Tomident, a dental company, ordered 2,500 Santini aprons custom‑branded with their logo and slogan for an upcoming dental congress in Sydney.

BMS Risk Solution

Published November 16, 2025

BMS Risk Solution Pty Ltd, a Melbourne‑based insurance firm, ordered 1,000 branded 60 ml hand sanitiser gels to give clients and prospects at a Perth conference.

St Peter’s Woodlands

Published November 16, 2025

St Peter’s Woodlands Grammar School in Adelaide ordered 2,500 Magic Sticky Flags branded with the “DARE Graduate Diploma” to hand out during student and staff orientation.

Wiradjuri

Published November 16, 2025

A Sydney institution offering a Graduate School Program in Wiradjuri Language and Culture ordered 1,000 wine drawstring bags customised with their logo to welcome new graduate students during orientation week.

LFC WA

Published November 16, 2025

The Official Liverpool Supporters Club Western Australia (LFC WA) in Perth ordered 1,000 custom‑branded car air fresheners for distribution at fan meet‑ups and game‑day events.

Bluestone Mines Tasmania

Published November 16, 2025

Bluestone Mines Tasmania ordered 2,000 custom fidget spinners as surprise gifts for attendees at their “Surprise & Delight” employee event.

Don’t Click on Things Campaign

Published November 16, 2025

An Australian institution behind the “Don’t Click on Things” cybersecurity campaign ordered 3,000 Eye Spy webcam covers featuring the campaign message to give out at seminars and tech events.

Yarpa Hub

Published November 16, 2025

Yarpa Hub, a Sydney organisation supporting Indigenous businesses and people, ordered 1,000 cotton drawstring backpacks printed with their logo for participants in business‑basics workshops.

Living My Way Pens

Published November 17, 2025

Living My Way, the Sydney disability support organisation, ordered 3,500 bright yellow Mop Topper pens with fuzzy screen‑cleaning tops branded with their logo to hand out at community events and workshops.

Amstelveen

Published November 17, 2025

Amstelveen, a Melbourne firm specialising in efficiency solutions, ordered 2,000 Camero Pocket Pads bearing their logo to distribute to clients and investors at industry events and onboarding sessions.

Trell Mitty

Published November 17, 2025

Trell Mitty, a Sydney‑based brand celebrating its passionate fan community, ordered 1,000 neoprene oven mitts with unique designs as giveaways at fan meet‑ups and events.

The Co‑Group

Published November 17, 2025

The Co‑Group, a Sydney organisation empowering people with disabilities, ordered 2,500 branded tissue packs for their Enrich Abilities campaign and handed them out at a community event.