Desktop Calendar

A desktop calendar gives a company a practical format for sharing brand imagery, contact information and campaign messages. The example shown has top wire binding and a freestanding tent-style base, with a photograph above the date area.

Planning a company calendar? Request a quotation with quantity, intended calendar year, artwork, format and required distribution date. The current standard minimum is 50 pieces per product; confirm the production minimum for your selected specification.

Define the calendar specification

The photograph illustrates a format rather than a confirmed current-year edition. Ask AbrandZ to confirm the finished size, page count, paper stock, base material, binding and available print areas. State whether you need a monthly layout, space for notes, a cover and printing on one or both sides. Dimensions and paper weights are not specified in this listing.

Prepare dates and artwork for approval

Supply your logo, approved images, contact details and preferred calendar layout. Confirm the year, language, week-start day and any public holidays or company dates to be included. Review every month, date sequence and contact detail in the final proof before production; an old sample image should not be used as the date source.

Plan desk use and distribution

Request a sample or specification drawing to check the desk footprint, standing stability, page turning and writing space. For client mailings or staff packs, include any individual sleeve, envelope, box, insert card and delivery split in the quotation brief. Confirm the packed size before choosing a gift bag or mailing pack.

Work backwards from the required handout date to allow for artwork preparation, proof approval and production. AbrandZ will confirm current options, pricing and timing against the approved specification and quantity.

Compare company stationery and collateral

Browse calendar formats or company marketing collateral. Add this Desktop Calendar to your enquiry and share the year and print brief for a confirmed quotation.