Using only locally sourced and produced products, Elsebe Koorsen, managing director of a luxury gifting service The Luxe Box, compiled five gifting trends of 2019. These are for anyone looking to make an impression on their clients and staff members that will be remembered well into the New Year.
"When sending a gift to a client, you are sending a message about your organisation. We know how stressful it is to send the wrong message to your clients," says Koorsen. To ease the anxiety of choosing the perfect corporate gift, Koorsen has provided the top five gift trends of 2019:
Leather has that classical feel to it, it is also known for maintaining its pristine appearance even as it ages. Personalised leather products are suitable for all genders and generations in the corporate space. Young and old are appreciative of personalised leather gifts.
For those with a penchant for sweeter things, local chocolatiers have mastered the art of milk and cocoa. Local chocolatiers have delectable innovative flavours that can give even the Swiss an education on the complexities of good chocolate.
The end of the year is a time to be amongst friends and family, celebrating each other’s achievements. Nothing brings a group of people together like a tasty alcoholic beverage, especially one that is as dynamic and flavoursome as craft gin.
The hustle and bustle of the year can take its toll on us, often the first signs of prolonged stress are felt by our skins. This can lead to breakouts or the break-down of collagen, resulting in dry, wrinkled skin. Treat your clients, staff or yourself with organic skincare to cleanse, nourish, revitalise and restore skin to its optimum condition. Start the New Year with a noticeable glow.
The idea of stationery as a gift may sound mundane, but personalised stationery is more than pens and notepads. It might be the oldest gift in corporate South Africa but it is still widely appreciated.
“South Africa produces quality and premium products that are appreciated by a lot of people, therefore everything on the list is influenced by the demand of South Africans made throughout the year when ordering corporate gifts," concludes Koorsen.
