The Sense2 Edit · August 2026

Worth theBudget

Ten Edits of ten — chosen for keep-rate, daily use, a beautiful blank canvas for a logo, and perceived value well above unit cost.

The selection logic throughout: high keep-rate (used, not binned), daily or public use, a beautiful blank canvas for your logo, and perceived value well above unit cost. Each Edit stands alone — and pairs into kits.

The Desk Edit

Where B2B logos live

The desk is the most valuable square metre in B2B. These ten live on it — seen every day, by the person who signs things.

The Drinkware Edit

The keep-rate kings

Nothing beats drinkware for keep-rate. Bought once, used hundreds of times, carried into public — the compounding asset of promo.

The Carry Edit

Logos in motion

A bag is a billboard with handles. These ten get worn through commutes, checkouts and airports — impressions everywhere they go.

The Wear Edit

Merch people choose

The bar for branded apparel is simple: would someone wear it on a Saturday? These ten clear it.

The Tech Edit

Daily-habit real estate

People never bin a working charger. Tech gifts buy their way into daily habits — bedside tables, desk setups, glove boxes.

The Wellness Edit

The brand that cares

A gift that says the brand cares about the person, not just the pipeline. Wellness gifts get thanked for out loud.

Yoga Mats (Cork)
Yoga Mats (Cork)from AU$47.04

Ninety minutes of logo time per class, every class.

Tea Cubes
Tea Cubesfrom AU$3.57

Calm in a cube — a tea ritual with your name on it.

The Conscious Edit

Sustainability with a story

Sustainability with a story people retell at dinner. Every one of these carries its own provenance pitch.

The Event & Summer Edit

Australian occasions

Australia does its living outdoors. These ten own the barbecue, the beach and the 35-degree afternoon.

Stubby Holders
Stubby Holdersfrom AU$1.01

Still the barbecue passport; drawer immortality guaranteed.

The Gourmet Edit

Consumables that get shared

Consumables disappear — but they get shared first, and the tins, wrappers and jars stay behind on the shelf.

The Statement Edit

For the top tier of relationships

For the relationships that matter most. Nothing here feels like promo; everything here feels like a gift.

The selection logic

What makes a product worth a brand manager’s budget

01

High keep-rate

Used, not binned. Every pick earns a place in a bag, a desk or a kitchen — the logo keeps working long after the handover.

02

Daily or public use

Impressions are the currency. We favour objects that live in coffee rituals, commutes and meetings — seen by the owner and everyone around them.

03

A beautiful blank canvas

Materials and surfaces that flatter a logo: linen, cork, powder-coat, canvas, ceramic. The product should make the brand look better, never busier.

04

Perceived value above unit cost

The gap between what it costs and what it feels like it costs is the whole game. Weight, texture and packaging all read as generosity.

Pair the Edits into kits

Kits are where average order value lives

Each Edit maps naturally to kits — Desk + Drinkware makes an onboarding kit; Event + Gourmet a summer client kit; Wellness + Conscious a culture kit. Kits are where average order value lives.

Onboarding kit

Desk + Drinkware

Day-one desks, fully furnished — the new starter's whole setup carries the brand.

Summer client kit

Event & Summer + Gourmet

The barbecue season gesture: cooler, stubby holders and something delicious to share.

Culture kit

Wellness + Conscious

The brand that cares, twice over — wellbeing plus a sustainability story worth retelling.