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Bespoke Monogramming Royce Heritage BESPOKE MONOGRAMMING ROYCE HERITAGE A family tradition born in the 1880s, ROYCE was raised with the vision of showcasing high quality leather & refined craftsmanship. Over the years as our family business has grown from one generation to the next, in changing times, that vision has remained the same. Personalization is integral to the ROYCE heritage. From travel accessories to executive essentials, our master stampers can emboss initials, names or logos on any product to achieve a bespoke finish. We travel globally to provide on-site monogram gifting events for leading luxury brands and Fortune 500 companies. v MONOGRAMMING SERVICES Based in New York City & Available Globally Quoted Cost Includes Set up, breakdown, transportation, machine, materials, insurance/workers compensation, personnel & per diem Equipment Needed 6 foot table, chair, signage and Hot Foil Stamping & Available On All Travel Accessories & Custom Logo Branding access to standard power outlet Subtle Embossing ROYCE Merchandise Executive Essentials EXCLUSIVE EVENTS American Express Pacesetters Awards – Punta Cana, Dominican Republic & Prague, Czech Republic Formula One Championship – Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates IMG Fashion Week – New York, London, & Sydney Manchester City Football Club Opening Day – Yankee Stadium, New York & Manchester, United Kingdom Major League Soccer All Star Games – Atlanta & Chicago National Football League Super Bowl LIII – Olympic Centennial Park, Atlanta North American International Auto Shows – New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Houston, Washington, DC, Dallas, Miami, San Francisco, Orange County Qatar Airways Launch – Ritz Carlton, Montreal, Canada Isetan Shinikuku Flagship Department Store Celebration – Tokyo, Japan TD Ameritrade President’s Club – Four Seasons Resort at Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica The Genesis Open – Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades, California United Arab Emirates Embassy Bastille Day Celebration – Paris, France v LUXURY EXPERIENCES Scores of launches, dinners, art events, and openings are filling up the end-of-year party season, but something’s changed. Hosts from Beverly Hills to Brickell Key are embracing an “experiential” approach, promising vivid encounters, multisensory adventures—and swag that guests have to wait around for because “it is being monogrammed.” Call it “captive opulence,” and it is no accident. As fashion and luxury brands—from handbags to liquor to resorts to, arguably, even art—hustle to set themselves apart in an edgy economy, no one is wasting money on casual drop-ins. Monogrammed Travel Watch Rolls for Patek Philippe East Hampton, NY v ELEVATED PREMIUMS Whether it’s for raising brand awareness or expressing gratitude to your clients, we will manifest your vision to reality with our distinct range of executive and travel accessories. ROYCE offers both monogram and logo imprinting services, and with each custom order personally managed by our team, we guarantee a gifting experience that exceptionally reflects your personal and professional brands. Signature Key Chain for All Genesis International Auto Show Exhibitions v MONOGRAM BOUTIQUE ON THE MAIN FLOOR OF SAKS FIFTH AVENUE “EMERGING BRANDS IN SPOTLIGHT AS SAKS COMPLETES RENOVATION” After renovation to the 53,000-square-foot area, the retailer balances heritage luxury brands with new talents to create a spark of excitement. “The back portion of the main floor has a sense of discovery and new resources, inlcuding emerging brands; the first Rimowa concept shop at a North American multibrand retailer, and an emphasis on personalization with ROYCE New York. Saks said it’s been hearing that travel is increasingly important, noting that ROYCE New York provides complimentary engraving services for leather goods including passport holders.” v MONOGRAM BOUTIQUE ON THE MAIN FLOOR OF BLOOMINGDALE’S “Personalization resonates greatly with the Bloomingdale’s consumer and ROYCE has monogramming perfected. The dedication to quality in their products, as well as their monogramming services, will be a valuable addition to the 59th Street store experience.” — Sharon Wax, Bloomingdale’s SVP Concessions & Designer Collections MONOGRAM LETTERS, ICONS & COLORWAYS 1. Pick Font Style Signature Font: Goudy Light Capitalized, Lower cased, or Icons 2. Pick Font Size 24pt or 36pt 3. Pick Foil Color or Blind Deboss Red Pink Orange Yellow Gold Silver Rose Gold Green Blue Violet CUSTOMER REVIEWS Google – 4.9/5 Stars on 211 Reviews INSTAGRAM Click To Visit Instagram ROYCE ON-SITE MONOGRAM ACTIVATIONS William Bauer [email protected] royce.us/monogramming Office: 201.330.7720 Mobile: 732.272.4106 Kathy Bauer [email protected] Office: 201.330.7720 Mobile: 201.424.3133 ROYCE MONOGRAM BOUTIQUES Saks Fifth Avenue Flagship Store, First Floor 611 Fifth Avenue, Near 50th Street New York, NY 10022 Monday-Saturday: 10:00am-8:30pm Sunday: 11:00am-7:00pm Telephone: 212.940.4492 [email protected] Bloomingdale’s Flagship Store, First Floor 1000 Third Avenue, Near 60th Street New York, NY 10022 Monday-Saturday: 10:00am-8:30pm Sunday: 11:00am-7:00pm Telephone: 212.705.2897 [email protected].
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