Personalized Products at the Atlanta Gift Show
July 19, 2007 at 11:03 am | In New Product Ideas, Shows | 2 Comments | Get this via emailI absolutely love products that can be personalized. Not only do I buy them for myself (recent purchase: a new necklace with my initials engraved on a shell at the show via Cash & Carry), but I also give them out as gifts. The fact is, personalized gifts offer gift store owners the opportunity to sell something different than mass merchandisers.
Here are six personalized products that I found at the show:

- It's a Wrap… cute coffee cup holders and mugs. You can only get a single initial personalized, but I loved the fabrics! It's a great impulse item.
- Royalty Custom Kids… adorable dresses for babies, toddlers and children. With their fantastic quality and price, it's a cute addition to any store. Available in four styles and eight fabrics, and the baby and toddler dresses even have coordinating bloomers.
- Gift Giant… they are now offering a new line of hand-painted signs (Door Doodles) for kids' bedrooms. I loved the graphics and the fact they're made in the US.
- AB Designs… a fantastic line of frames.They can be personalized with a first or last letter initial, and the quality is amazing, as are the fabrics and embellishments. Frames are perfect for a wedding, baby or in-your-home-decor department of the store.
- Wee Paint… adorable wall art for children. The graphics are amazing for both sexes, and they sell the art on a rod with or without ribbons. Each piece is customized and growth charts are available.
- The Pink Monogram… a great line of clogs that can be personalized. Not only are they super cute (with a wide range of fabrics), they're also very comfortable!
Check back tomorrow, as I'm covering new gourmet products I found at the show.
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