The promotions industry does things wrong. we want to make it right

We sell products that last a lifetime. That way, we reduce the impact they have on the environment — while increasing the impact they have on your company’s brand.

In climbing, we have a saying: slow is smooth and smooth is fast. It means that if you take the time to do something right, you only have to do it once.

I think the same principle applies to promotional products. We’re not trying to sell you some trinket that gets thrown out in a couple of months; we’re trying to sell you products that gets used again and again, so that they leave a lasting impression of your brand – while having less of an impact on the planet.

about me

Yvon Chouinard, arguably the founder of sustainable fashion, said that environmentalism is selfish. I agree. 

When I’m not around the office, you’ll find me rock climbing, mountaineering, and back country skiing just as often as I can. My business ethics are built on a deep-set love for the natural world, and a (semi)selfish desire to protect it — so that I, and everyone else, can keep using it.

I started Mayflower with a simple goal: to bring a different type of business to the promotional product space. Like the apparel we sell, we’re trying to build something high-quality and long-lasting.

I’m thrilled you’re considering Mayflower as your supplier of promotional products, and I hope you’ll join in this journey.

-Marcus Memedovich, Founder

Transparency in a Murky Industry

We invest in real environmental impact while simultaneously offering lower prices than competitors. Seems too good to be true? While competitors take an average profit margin of 40%, we take less than half – while still investing 10% to drive environmental change.

Transparency in a Murky Industry

We invest in real environmental impact while simultaneously offering lower prices than competitors. Seems too good to be true? While competitors take an average profit margin of 40%, we take less than half – while still investing 10% to drive environmental change.

Transparency Pillars

Because honesty is the key to a healthy relationship

Environmental

Wherever possible, we aim to provide quantifiable, independently-verified stats about how our products impact the planet

Financial

We take less of a cut than the other companies, and we give more of that away than they do

Social

A portion of our yearly profit goes to government lobbying and investing in newer, greener technology