Show Report - California Gift Show, No. 2

California Gift Show
Los Angeles Convention Center
Los Angeles, CA

NOTE: Company names are in bold.

Great gourmet foods and gift items were abundant at the California Gift Show. Here’s what we found down the aisles.

Art CoCo Chocolate Company sells those wonderful small confections that can be used in a basket or as a thank you gift given by you or your customer. They sell chocolate bars with custom wrappers, chocolate paintbrushes wrapped in foil, molded chocolate boxes filled with confections, and much more. They also make tin containers for mints that are customized with your company’s or client’s logo. Great assortment.

If you’re looking for beautifully-designed and boxed stationery, address books, journals, and more, Punch Studio has it all. Their products are decorated in florals, birds, Asian themes, and for special events such as Mardi Gras. Check out their wine caddies even if you don’t sell wines, as each round box dresses a sparkling beverage with class. Some of their boxed notes are contained in a purse-shaped holder. This line is truly one of a kind.

Bath Accessories sells everything you need to design a fantastic spa basket. Cushy bath pillows made from velour or terry, mitts, sponges, towels, loofahs, slippers, and much more. Don’t overlook the bath products. Soaks and scrubs, spa sets, salts, and hand lotions are also available. There’s much more, and their minimum is appealing for every budget.

If time is important to your customers, Sanis Enterprises sells silver and gold-plated time pieces in more shapes than you can imagine. I absolutely love this line because it’s the perfect gift whether in a basket or wrapped and placed in a tote bag.

Airplanes, cameras, barbecue grills, globes, musical instruments and more house a small clock that can be placed on a desk, mantelpiece, tabletop, or clipped onto a belt. This is fine craftsmanship that every client will treasure.

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NOTE:
Information in each Show Report provides details on products displayed at trade shows. It does not constitute 1) company or product endorsements or 2) prevailing products or prices.

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