CORPORATE GIFTING: SHOPPING BAGS

Why Choose Our Tote Bags for Corporate Gifting

Authentic Aboriginal Artwork

Each bag showcases licensed artwork by Aboriginal artists. Every purchase supports the artist and helps share their stories through everyday items.

Reusable and Eco-Conscious

Our tote bags are designed for daily use and made from durable, sustainable materials. They help reduce single-use waste while promoting your brand responsibly.

Practical and Versatile

With generous sizing and strong handles, these bags are ideal for commuting, shopping, or carrying work essentials. They offer everyday value that your recipients will appreciate.

Custom Branding Available

You can add your company logo to selected styles. Branding is applied thoughtfully to maintain the integrity of the original design.

Aligned With Modern Gifting Needs

Ideal for internal staff gifts, employee welcome and onboarding kits, client gifting, and CSR initiatives. These bags feel considered, not transactional.

Practical Uses for Your Corporate Tote Bags

These tote bags are suitable for a wide range of corporate gifting needs. Each use case reflects the values of usefulness, sustainability, and thoughtful presentation.

Staff Onboarding and Welcome Packs

Include a reusable tote bag as part of your new employee welcome gifts & onboarding gifts. It’s a functional, meaningful item that helps set the tone for a values-driven workplace.

Client Gifts and Event Giveaways

Offer something more lasting than a brochure or pen. Tote bags with artwork and custom branding make a memorable gift for corporate events such as conferences, expos, or meetings.

Sustainability-Focused Promotions

Reduce plastic use and align your brand with positive environmental outcomes. These bags give your audience something they’ll reuse, not discard.

Packaging for Other Gifts

Use a tote bag as a reusable alternative to gift wrap. It adds value to your gift and eliminates unnecessary waste.

Team Recognition and Appreciation

Whether it's a seasonal corporate thank you or a work anniversary gift, a well-made tote bag is a useful gesture that staff will actually keep and use.

Corporate Branded Tote Bags Made Easy

We keep the process simple so you can focus on giving something meaningful. Whether you're ordering for a small team or a large-scale event, we’re here to help.

• Add Your Logo: We offer branding on select tote bag styles. Your logo is positioned carefully to complement the artwork without taking away from the design.
• Flexible Bulk Ordering: Order quantities can be adjusted to suit your needs. Minimum order quantities apply, and we’ll guide you through what works best for your timeline and budget.
• Reliable Turnaround: Let us know your deadlines. We’ll confirm lead times and keep you informed from order to delivery, so you know exactly what to expect.
• Helpful Support Throughout: From product selection to artwork setup, our team is available to make sure your order runs smoothly. You won’t be left chasing answers.

Meet the Artists Behind Your Corporate Tote Bags

Our tote bags feature artwork by Aboriginal artists whose designs bring culture, Country, and story into every product. Each purchase supports artists via ethical partnerships and fair royalties.

Annette Nungala

Born at Neutral Junction Station between Alice Springs and Tennant Creek, Annette was raised immersed in community life. She later became a language and culture educator at Epenarra School and now manages the Epenarra Art Centre. Annette’s art uses heavy dot‑work and vivid patchwork colours. She exaggerates the textures of rock country around her home to create dream‑like, abstract landscapes. Her familiar theme of Bush Medicine reflects renewal after rain, with stones and seeds represented through intricate dots.

Domica Hill

Domica Hill is a Pakana woman from Tasmania whose work is deeply influenced by her heritage and personal journey. She often uses floral and avian motifs, blending contemporary colours and patterns with traditional symbolism. Her art reflects themes of loss, healing, ancestry, and nature. Domica’s imagery carries emotional weight and ritual significance, evoking connection, resilience, and the cycle of life.

Michelle Possum

Michelle Possum Nungurrayi, daughter of Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, offers deeply cultural work rooted in Papunya Tula traditions. She uses layered dot patterns and classic iconography to map Dreaming stories and sacred Country elements from an aerial perspective.

Khatija Possum

Khatija Possum is a second-generation artist continuing a respected family legacy. Her work incorporates intricate dot work, strong geometric composition, and contemporary colour palettes. She weaves ancestral symbols into balanced, modern layouts that feel both culturally grounded and visually bold.

Jacinta‑rai Ridgeway‑Maahs

A Worimi woman based in Queensland, Jacinta blends circular motifs, soft earth tones, and patterned linework to explore themes of community, journey, and connection. Her artwork feels grounded, reflective, and organically structured.

Melanie Hava

Melanie draws on both Mamu and Austrian heritage to merge rainforest, reef, and emu imagery into her art. She uses bold colour, flowing shapes, and symbolic repetition to celebrate kinship and connection to Country. Her work bridges cultural perspectives with aesthetic harmony.