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After planning luxury events for 20+ years - from Tiffany & Co. client experiences to Town & Country-featured weddings - we kept running into the same problem: terrible branded products.
Event planners needed merch that matched their event quality. HR teams wanted welcome kits that didn't feel generic. Marketing directors wanted gifts that actually impressed clients.
So we built Event Outfitters.
We're not your typical promo company. We think like event designers: What experience do you want to create? How should this feel when they open it? What will make this shareable?
Today, we work with 500+ clients nationwide who refuse to send junk with their logo on it.
Tracie started Event Outfitters because she was tired of seeing great events paired with terrible swag.
After 20+ years planning everything from celebrity weddings to Fortune 500 corporate events, she learned what actually makes people remember your brand, and what ends up in the trash.
When she couldn't find a promotional products company that understood event-level quality, she built one.
We've been where you are. We know what works.
Most promo companies ask "What's your logo?" We ask "What experience do you want to create?"
After 1,000+ events, we've seen what people keep and what gets left behind. We only recommend the good stuff.
We learned from Tiffany & Co. that a $50 gift in beautiful packaging beats a $200 gift in a cardboard box.