Executive Pen Gift Set

An executive pen in a presentation box. The box is most of what you are paying for, and it is what makes this presentable at a contract signing, a graduation or a client handover. A loose pen at a third of the price is a handout; a boxed set is something handed over deliberately.

Signings, graduations and service awards

Law firms, banks and real estate offices give it at closing. Schools and universities use it for graduates and faculty milestones. Companies hand it out for service anniversaries and promotions, and sales teams leave one behind after a large contract. In each case the gift is meant to be kept on a desk, not dropped in a cup of freebies.

Laser engraving or deboss

The set is decorated by laser engraving or deboss, both of which mark the material rather than adding ink, so the branding stays put through years of handling. Keep the mark simple: a logo or a name and date engrave cleanly, while fine detail does not. We confirm the exact box dimensions, the pen finish and what else is in the set on your written quote, so there is no doubt about which version you are buying. Your free proof shows the placement.

A curve that keeps falling

This item comes in more than one box size at different prices; the tiers below are for the larger presentation box.

• 100 sets: $7.40 each, $740.00
• 200 sets: $6.98 each, $1,396.00
• 300 sets: $6.55 each, $1,965.00
• 500 sets: $6.38 each, $3,190.00
• 1,000 sets: $5.75 each, $5,750.00
• 2,000 sets: $5.00 each, $10,000.00

That is a 32% spread, and unlike most items it keeps dropping at every tier. If you give this every year, pricing a full year in one run pays. The 100-piece minimum is already over $500, so no $55 setup is charged.

Production schedule

Allow about 12 business days after proof approval, plus delivery. For a graduation or an awards dinner, start five weeks before the event.

What is the minimum?

100 sets.

Are there other box sizes?

Yes, at a different price. Ask for the smaller box on your quote if you prefer it.