Coworker gifts

Personalized gifts for coworkers: something shared, something of their own

Your city’s skyline. The storefront you opened together. A detail from the office everyone recognizes.

Build a design around something you share, then add each person’s name and a message.

Three orange ACME Industries tumblers with the names Maya, Jamie and Andrew.

For the whole team: a little of where you work

Start with something everyone recognizes: your city’s skyline, the storefront you walk into each morning, or a detail from your workspace. Add your logo, each person’s name, and a short message.

Upload a photo of your workplace or your logo to Wrapware Assist and describe the design you have in mind.

Prompt

Create an illustrated design of our storefront using this photo. Keep the green awning and the plants beside the entrance. Add our logo, the name “Maya,” and “Look what we built together.” Carry the illustration around the wrap, with enough clear space for the name and message.

A yellow Employee of the Month tumbler with Otto the dog in a little tie.

For the coworker whose dog joins every meeting

Turn their dog into “Employee of the Month,” complete with a name badge and a very serious portrait.

You already know the dog’s name. That’s what makes this gift personal.

Prompt

Make Charlie our Employee of the Month. Use this photo to create an illustrated portrait, keeping his markings and floppy ear. Give him a little name badge, with tennis balls and treats around the design. Use a sky blue background with navy and yellow accents.

A green tumbler with illustrated books around a Welcome Jamie label.

For someone you’re still getting to know

Start with one interest they’ve mentioned. The colleague who always has a novel at lunch might enjoy a pattern of illustrated books with their name tucked among the covers.

Prompt

Create a repeating pattern of colorful books on a cream background. Add “Jamie” once, clearly, among the illustrations. Use forest green, blue, and a little orange.

If you don’t know their interests, their name in a color they like is a perfectly good starting point.

A Bon voyage farewell tumbler with a postcard collage and team photos.

For a teammate who’s leaving

Try a postcard collage with a picture of the office, a favorite lunch spot, and a photo from a team outing. Add their name and a short line such as “Wish you were here” or a phrase your team actually uses.

Two or three memories give the design room to breathe.