Retailers Custom Merchandise

Retail ready custom merchandise your customers will love!

No one knows custom merch like Busy Beaver!

We partner with retail brands of every kind to craft wearable, shareable custom made merch that sparks brand excitement and keeps customers coming back time and time again!

Our team provides fast, friendly support so you get exactly what you need when you need it and never miss a sale!

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Top Brands Turn to Us for Custom Merch

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At Busy Beaver we're more than just buttons! Ask us about:

• Enamel Pins
• Custom Mirrors
• Custom Pens
• And MORE!

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	Budget Friendly		Fast Turnaround		Low Minimums

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Ready to stock your store with custom made products that perfectly capture the essence of your brand and delight your customers? We're here to help!

Tell us more about your project and we'll be in touch with a quote just for you.

Custom Merch Inspiration:
Started From A Button Now We're Here The brand Gentle Thrills, created by Isa Beniston, has grown from handmade buttons to an entire line of wearable art. Read this side hustle success story!		What Finish Is Right For You? Whether you're looking for a vibrant neon pop or a velvety matte finish, we have the perfect option for you. Check out our special finish guide to learn more!		What To Sell In A Gift Shop? We've done the research so you don't have to. Take the guesswork out of choosing inventory by followin our list of top-selling items that your customers will love!

Want more inspo? Check out our blog for customer stories & our expert tips to trick out your custom merchandise!

Custom Merchandise 101: How Much Should I Charge? Knowing how to price your goods is important. A good pricing strategy is the difference between barely breaking even and making a profit. There are so many variables to keep in mind when setting the prices for your buttons, stickers, pins, or other products. Here are a few tips to consider when pricing your custom merch for retail.
	Calculate Costs & Profits Find the total cost of your goods, making sure to factor in material, production, and labor costs. Now decide on your profit margin. A standard profit margin is 50%, meaning you double your costs to determine the price.	Examine Market Trends Check out other businesses with similar products to see what they’re charging. Make sure the prices you set are within 10%, plus or minus, of what your competitors are charging.
	Create Different Price Points When setting the prices for your branded merchandise, make sure you have items at multiple different price points. That way your products will fit into everyone’s budget!	Skip the Change You don’t want to carry around rolls of quarters because your buttons are marked at $.50! Round up your items to a full dollar amount so you won’t need to dish out a bunch of change when sold.

Retailers Custom Merchandise

Top Brands Turn to Us for Custom Merch

Custom Buttons

Custom Magnets

Custom Packaging

Custom Stickers

Looking For Different Custom Items?

Merch Made Easy

Work With Experts

Design Services

Budget Friendly

Fast Turnaround

Low Minimums

Started From A Button Now We're Here
The brand Gentle Thrills, created by Isa Beniston, has grown from handmade buttons to an entire line of wearable art. Read this side hustle success story!

What Finish Is Right For You?
Whether you're looking for a vibrant neon pop or a velvety matte finish, we have the perfect option for you. Check out our special finish guide to learn more!

What To Sell In A Gift Shop?
We've done the research so you don't have to. Take the guesswork out of choosing inventory by followin our list of top-selling items that your customers will love!

Want more inspo? Check out our blog for customer stories & our expert tips to trick out your custom merchandise!

Custom Merchandise 101: How Much Should I Charge?

Calculate Costs & Profits
Find the total cost of your goods, making sure to factor in material, production, and labor costs. Now decide on your profit margin. A standard profit margin is 50%, meaning you double your costs to determine the price.

Examine Market Trends
Check out other businesses with similar products to see what they’re charging. Make sure the prices you set are within 10%, plus or minus, of what your competitors are charging.

Create Different Price Points
When setting the prices for your branded merchandise, make sure you have items at multiple different price points. That way your products will fit into everyone’s budget!

Skip the Change
You don’t want to carry around rolls of quarters because your buttons are marked at $.50! Round up your items to a full dollar amount so you won’t need to dish out a bunch of change when sold.

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Retailers Custom Merchandise

Top Brands Turn to Us for Custom Merch

Custom Buttons

Custom Magnets

Custom Packaging

Custom Stickers

Looking For Different Custom Items?

Merch Made Easy

Work With Experts

Design Services

Budget Friendly

Fast Turnaround

Low Minimums

Started From A Button Now We're Here The brand Gentle Thrills, created by Isa Beniston, has grown from handmade buttons to an entire line of wearable art. Read this side hustle success story!

What Finish Is Right For You? Whether you're looking for a vibrant neon pop or a velvety matte finish, we have the perfect option for you. Check out our special finish guide to learn more!

What To Sell In A Gift Shop? We've done the research so you don't have to. Take the guesswork out of choosing inventory by followin our list of top-selling items that your customers will love!

Want more inspo? Check out our blog for customer stories & our expert tips to trick out your custom merchandise!

Custom Merchandise 101: How Much Should I Charge?

Calculate Costs & ProfitsFind the total cost of your goods, making sure to factor in material, production, and labor costs. Now decide on your profit margin. A standard profit margin is 50%, meaning you double your costs to determine the price.

Examine Market TrendsCheck out other businesses with similar products to see what they’re charging. Make sure the prices you set are within 10%, plus or minus, of what your competitors are charging.

Create Different Price PointsWhen setting the prices for your branded merchandise, make sure you have items at multiple different price points. That way your products will fit into everyone’s budget!

Skip the ChangeYou don’t want to carry around rolls of quarters because your buttons are marked at $.50! Round up your items to a full dollar amount so you won’t need to dish out a bunch of change when sold.

Started From A Button Now We're Here
The brand Gentle Thrills, created by Isa Beniston, has grown from handmade buttons to an entire line of wearable art. Read this side hustle success story!

What Finish Is Right For You?
Whether you're looking for a vibrant neon pop or a velvety matte finish, we have the perfect option for you. Check out our special finish guide to learn more!

What To Sell In A Gift Shop?
We've done the research so you don't have to. Take the guesswork out of choosing inventory by followin our list of top-selling items that your customers will love!

Calculate Costs & Profits
Find the total cost of your goods, making sure to factor in material, production, and labor costs. Now decide on your profit margin. A standard profit margin is 50%, meaning you double your costs to determine the price.

Examine Market Trends
Check out other businesses with similar products to see what they’re charging. Make sure the prices you set are within 10%, plus or minus, of what your competitors are charging.

Create Different Price Points
When setting the prices for your branded merchandise, make sure you have items at multiple different price points. That way your products will fit into everyone’s budget!

Skip the Change
You don’t want to carry around rolls of quarters because your buttons are marked at $.50! Round up your items to a full dollar amount so you won’t need to dish out a bunch of change when sold.