Customised stubby coolers make excellent gifts, but if you want to boost the value of your coolers or simply want to give your recipients something more, we've got an assortment of add-on items that pair perfectly with bulk drink holders for parties, events, or marketing campaigns.

Custom Bottle Opener Keyrings

When you have a cooler for a drink the chances are that you'll also need to open your drink, which is where items like our Promotional Aluminium Bottle Opener Keychains come in handy. Not only are they an extremely cost-effective add-on item, but they also enhance the functionality of your coolers as well. We find that a lot of weddings/bachelor/hen's parties get great value from bundling keyrings with stubby holders, but they work well for conventions and conferences as well.

Logo Printed Cooler Bags

Personalised stubby coolers are great for keeping individual drinks cool, but what about when you need to transport a six-pack of drinks or more? That's where our Logo Branded Cooler ...

Many of the regular items you use are made from neoprene. But people are often left in the dark as to what this unique material is. Luckily for you, here is a quick guide as to how this material came about, its general application and how useful it is in making promotional stubby holders.

The History of Neoprene

Neoprene was invented by the American company DuPont during the early 1930s. Its jelly-like consistency immediately made it commercially viable and a refined manufacturing process saw it introduced into various products around the world. As such, neoprene is now recognised as a durable material that resists degradation better than other types of rubber.

The Application of Neoprene

In today’s world, neoprene is utilised in many domains, such as civil engineering, aquatics, home accessories, and gardening. Its pliable rubber-like and insulating material makes it perfect for modern utility. Neoprene is either produced in closed-cell (waterproof) or open-cell (breathable) form, making...

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