General Gifts
Ban.do is a lifestyle brand that encourages joy and self-betterment through its products and community. The following principles are woven into everything they do: Joy, Inclusivity, Connection, Self-Betterment and Gratitude.
In 2008, Ban.do was founded to make lives a little brighter. They began creating and curating everything from clothes and accessories to planners and home decor. Fast forward more than a decade, and much remains the same—although they’re thinking bigger. They work as a collective, and are constantly expanding their network of artists, creators, and voices. Because the more perspectives they have, the greater the possibilities.
(territories – SE, SW, MINK (excludes KY, IA, NM)
Lifeguard Press is proud to offer gift and stationery licensed products for Kate Spade New York in the categories of paper goods, outdoor entertaining, desk accessories, bridal, drinkware, holiday and more!
Since its launch in 1993 with a collection of six essential handbags, kate spade new york has always stood for optimistic femininity. Today, the brand is a global life and style house with handbags, ready-to-wear, jewelry, footwear, gifts, home decor and more. polished ease, thoughtful details and a modern, sophisticated use of color – Kate Spade New York’s founding principles define a unique style synonymous with joy. the brand continues to celebrate confident women with a youthful spirit. Kate spade New York is part of the tapestry house of brands.(territories – WEST)
Lifeguard Press is proud to offer gift and stationery licensed products for Lilly Pulitzer in the categories of tech, hydration, travel, paper goods and more!
In the late 1950’s, Lilly Pulitzer hit the scene. Lilly’s husband Peter Pulitzer owned some citrus groves, and in order to keep busy, Lilly opened a juice stand in Via Mizner, off of Worth Avenue. Her clothes were getting ruined by juice stains, so Lilly had her dressmaker create a printed shift dress for her… and that was it! Lilly and her friends started wearing the bold, rebellious, printed shifts and resort fashion was never the same. Cheers to 60 years!
(territories – WEST)
Expansive line of puzzles ranging from 24 to 2000 pieces and made 100% in the USA out of recycled cardboard and printed with soy inks. Durable, double-thick chipboard and fully interlocking pieces assure that you are getting the best quality puzzle on the market. Featuring fifteen licenses, including the witty New Yorker, Harry Potter, vintage Babar and classic Peter Rabbit, just to name a few.
(territories – SW)
Peking Handicraft is a global manufacturer and wholesaler specializing in home textiles, decorative accessories and gift items. Many products consist of art from renowned designer collections as well as exciting designs from their own in-house design studio. Both are trend right and of exceptional quality and value.
(territories – SE )
Primitives by Kathy, Inc. is the wholesaler of choice for businesses of all types seeking home décor and gift items that are ahead of the market, uniquely designed and attractively priced. Best know for box signs and wall sayings, they strive to surpass customers’ expectations with quality products, ease of service and on-time delivery.
(territories – SE, SW)
SNIFTY products are designed to make even the most mundane tasks a little bit more fun. Their scented pen and pencil factory is located right here in the USA! Just think of them as the Willy Wonka of writing. They also offer custom design and development so you can get creative and have some fun.
(territories – SE (excludes KY), SW, MINK, WEST (excludes WA)
A southern-inspired design studio and gift business located in Nashville, TN. Their mission is to keep historic southern says and old farm tales alive through fun, modern design. Their products are a tool to educate on southern history, but also functional, whether it be a kitchen towel or a greeting card. Other popular items include t-shirts, pouches, hats and stationery products.
(territories – SE, SW, MIDA)
(territories – SE, SW, MINK, WEST, excludes WA, HI)
The origins of the Unemployed Philosophers Guild are shrouded in mystery. Some accounts trace the Guild’s birth to Athens in the latter half of the 4th century BCE. More recently, revisionist historians have pinpointed the birth of the Guild to two Brooklyn brothers who turned their inner creativity and love of paying rent towards fulfilling the people’s needs for finger puppets, warm slippers, coffee cups, and cracking up at stuff. Today the Guild continues to make thoughtful gifts for thinking people that will make every customer laugh.
(territories- SE)