Bulk orders, branded your way
Configure your order below and see exactly how the branding will work across the hook, the pouch, and the gift box. A real person will get back to you with a quote within one business day.
Rather talk it through? Email hailey@shopsundaysinparis.com
What are you using them for?
This shapes everything else, especially how we'd recommend handling the branding.
Product & quantity
Both work beautifully, and both get used. The difference is whether one person uses it or a hundred people do.
Rule of thumb: if it's going in a gift box, choose Le Signature. If it's living in a restaurant and getting handled a hundred times a week, choose Le Petite.
Ordering more than 1,000? Email us for custom pricing.
Need fewer than 150? For 10 to 149 hooks without customization, order through our bundle builder so your volume discount applies (it won't apply at regular checkout). Custom branding starts at 150 units.
Branding
Three surfaces, three separate decisions. Most people assume their logo goes on everything. It's usually the wrong call, and the panel below explains why. Each surface you brand with your logo adds $2 per unit.
When the hook is a gift, resist putting your logo on it. Leave Sundays in Paris on the hook, put both logos on the pouch, yours on one side and ours on the other, and keep the gift box branded to us.
The reason is the same one that makes a branded Yeti a good client gift and a branded stress ball a bad one: the recipient needs to recognize that you gave them something from a real brand. Your logo on the pouch gets seen every time she takes it out, without turning the gift itself into an advertisement. This is exactly how our client, Horton, configured their 300-unit order: both names on the pouch, so it felt custom to them and still arrived from a real brand.
Think of it like a Nike collaboration: your logo is why someone picks it up, and Nike is what tells them it’s worth the price. The branding does two jobs here, and you need both.
Your logo on the hook is the thing people want to show off. Our name beside yours on the pouch, plus our gift box, is what makes it read as a real product rather than a promotional item.
Keep the gift box. It’s most of what makes this read as a gift on a shelf rather than a loose accessory, and it’s what lets you price it as one.
Price it as a branded piece, not a commodity. A logoed version normally sells above the original brand’s own price - the way a campus store prices a licensed Nike hoodie. If you hold a resale certificate, say so in your note and we’ll leave sales tax off your quote.
These aren't gifts. They're your property, in service, handed to a guest who needs somewhere to put her bag. So your logo goes on the hook, where it sits on the table in front of her for the length of dinner.
Skip the pouch and gift box. They add cost you don't need on an item that stays in the building. It's worth budgeting 15 to 20% overage each year for the ones that walk. That's normal, and a hook that leaves with a guest is doing marketing for you anyways.
Engraving and debossing are single-tone, so your logo is previewed without color. That's how it will actually be produced. Vector files (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) are best, and a high-resolution PNG works too.
When do you need them?
Standard lead time is 60-70 days from order to in-hand, with shipping included. Need them sooner? Production runs about 30 days either way, and express shipping adds $1.50 per unit to bring the total down to as few as 40 days. Tell us your date and we'll tell you what's possible.
How others have done it
A real order, and the thinking behind the branding call.
"Sundays in Paris made client gifting easy this year. The purse hooks are elegant and thoughtfully packaged, so they make a great impression the moment they're opened. They feel personal and polished in a way that sets them apart from the typical corporate gift.
What we loved most is that they're both classy and something our clients use every day, which means our gift isn't forgotten after a week."
- James T, VP at Horton
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