I think companies should produce swag that people could be proud of in 20 years if the company succeeds.
A mug will last for years if you don't drop it, a plastic bag will not. One t-shirt I own is non-startup swag but "swag" from a powerboat race, and it's almost as old as me bar a few months.
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I think companies should produce swag that people could be proud of in 20 years if the company succeeds.
A mug will last for years if you don't drop it, a plastic bag will not. One t-shirt I own is non-startup swag but "swag" from a powerboat race, and it's almost as old as me bar a few months.
Depends. If the mug is cold and you pour a hot liquid into it fast enough, it'll crack.
That's happened to me a couple times, but I've learned my lesson since then—pour slowly.
Never had that problem with quality mugs