Crayons & Chalk

Wax is the base of the branded crayons here, and every crayon is non-toxic. Most come in cardboard, from small kraft and natural boxes to recycled boxes with display windows and unbleached tubes holding larger mixed assortments. A paper presentation box comes in a choice of colours, and one option swaps cardboard for a zip lock PVC pouch. Twist up crayons stop the wax snapping, while combination sets pair wax crayons with timber mini pencils. Wet dry crayons are made for bath time and draw on tubs and tiles. The chalk is calcium carbonate, gypsum or genuine chalk, shaped into large sticks, jumbo sticks, egg shaped pieces or giant two-piece sidewalk chalk.

This isn't office stationery that sits untouched in a meeting room. For a child stuck at a real estate open home, a pack of crayons turns a long half hour into a drawing session on the back of a property flyer. Mum and dad inspect the kitchen in peace, and the kid walks out with a picture and colours to keep. Older kids might lean towards something from the wider pencils range.

All of these custom crayons can be branded, mostly by printing on the box. The bath crayons come with a mini rubber duck in a mesh bag, and the header card can be printed with a full colour digital print.

Common Questions

Are branded crayons a good giveaway for dental clinics?
Branded crayons suit a dental clinic because a nervous child can colour in the waiting room before their check up. Twist up crayons resist snapping, and the windowed recycled boxes let kids see the colours before they open them.

Would a swim school hand out bath crayons?
Bath crayons suit a swim school, since young swimmers take them home and draw on tiles and tubs at bath time. They wash off with a sponge and water, which keeps parents happy with the giveaway.

Which crayon packs are best for a council family fun day?
Mini crayon packs in windowed recycled boxes are the best pick for a council fun day, since kids can start colouring straight away at a craft table. Giant sidewalk chalk adds a pavement drawing area for kids who'd rather be outside.

Can a not-for-profit use crayon and pencil combos for a holiday program?
Crayon and mini pencil combos suit a not-for-profit holiday program, because older primary kids get both wax crayons and timber pencils for detailed drawings. The kraft tuck box closes neatly, so each child keeps their own set together.