Custom Gifts Discount Code

Somewhere between a last-minute anniversary panic-scroll and a post-breakup impulse purchase, you'll stumble upon CustomGifts.co.uk. It’s a site fully committed to turning your average digital photo folder into something tangible and mildly sentimental - cushions, towels, blankets, and assorted swag with your favourite faces printed on them. Think: your dog, your kid, your summer holiday fling in Benidorm - now immortalised in soft furnishings. It’s oddly charming, occasionally cringey, and surprisingly functional. Which pretty much sums up the entire personalised gift industry.

Customised Cushions: Slightly Too Many Options

Let’s start with the personalised cushions. They're all priced at a fairly digestible £17.50, and there are styles like "Love Collage", "Mr and Mrs Location", and the quietly existential "True Love Story" (unclear if it comes with a happy ending). You get the same synthetic cushion base for each; the only real difference lies in how many photos you're cramming in and where the decorative fonts go.

The upside: they’re simple to design, the printing is decent for the price, and they arrive without unnecessary fanfare. The downside? These cushions won’t win any interior design awards - unless the award criteria is "Most Grandparents Per Square Inch." Still, if you want your living room to remind you of last summer’s family BBQ, mission accomplished.

Beach Towels and Blankets: Why Not Wrap Yourself in Faces

If you’ve ever wanted to dry off at the beach using a towel with your niece’s face on it (and honestly, who hasn’t?), this site has you covered. The towels are large, the print quality is acceptable, and the novelty factor - wearing someone else’s face while trying not to trip over your flip-flops - is undeniable. These are priced higher than you'd expect for a beach towel, but you’re not really paying for plush cotton; you’re paying for the weird satisfaction of lying down on a blown-up image of your dog.

The blankets follow the same theme - softish fleece, decent warmth levels, emotionally over-involved. Like a hug from a relative you’re not especially close with, but feel obliged to accept anyway.

Children’s Toys: Rocking Horses With First Names

Now things get more bespoke - and more expensive. The store stocks a range of rocking animals, many of them blessed with names like "Pixie & Fluff" or "Celeste & Fae", priced between £120 and £275. For something your toddler might outgrow by the next tax season, that’s not cheap. But they do look good in photos, especially if staging a nursery worthy of Instagram likes is part of your parenting strategy.

You can personalise many of these toys with a child’s name, which is a nice touch if you're looking to immortalise Baby Ezra or Little Lila just before they enter their chewing phase. Are these toys educational? Probably not. But they rock back and forth convincingly, and that’s really all anyone expects at this price point.

Are Personalised Mugs Still a Thing?

Yes. They are. And they still make the same kind of gift they always have: mildly amusing, immediately consumable, and eventually relegated to the back of the cupboard next to the "World’s Okayest Boss" mug. CustomGifts.co.uk offers them - predictably and with little fanfare - in case you needed a printed reminder of your cat's Instagram handle while you sip your morning brew.

Odds, Ends, and One Final Thought

There are other categories too - clothing, flags (football-related), children’s playsets, and more things to plaster your memories across. The prices range from "perfect Secret Santa level" to "I must really like your kid." If you’re hoping for artisanal craftsmanship or luxury home goods, keep scrolling. But if you need a fast, slightly quirky, mildly heartfelt gift that doesn’t look like you picked it up in a petrol station, this site delivers.

And yes - the photo cushions do look ridiculous on your sofa. That’s kind of the point.