They print their brand with us: portraits of Médoc customers

The best way to understand what a custom object is for is to look at the people already using one. Here are a few businesses from the Médoc, and beyond, that we print for, with the objects we actually produced for them.

Gitem Soulac, keyrings and NFC stand combined

For this shop in Soulac-sur-Mer, we printed hundreds of keyrings with a QR code and an NFC chip, along with an NFC stand in their colours. The result: an object customers take home, and a stand in the shop that redirects, with a single tap, to whatever the business wants to highlight.

Le LB, the full set

The Le LB restaurant, also in Soulac, went all in on customisation: thousands of keyrings ordered, and an NFC stand set up with its 4 social networks. The keyring leaves with the customer, the stand works on site. The same idea, in the pocket and on the counter.

NovaCycle Négoce, the business card people keep

This trade and salvage depot in Saint-Vivien-de-Médoc hands every customer one of hundreds of keyrings produced, with an NFC chip and its address noted on the back. More durable than a card, far harder to throw away: the contact details stay within reach.

Bateau Cassy, a souvenir of good fish

In Le Verdon-sur-Mer, this fisherman gives a souvenir keyring to customers who come to buy his fish. A small gesture on top of the sale, kept and shown, extending the relationship long after the stall.

Euronat, the souvenir waiting at reception

At the Euronat naturist village, in Grayan-et-l’Hôpital, a keyring display greets visitors right at reception. For a tourist site, it is the ideal souvenir object: the holidaymaker leaves with a piece of the place, and takes it far beyond.

La Dame de Cœur, the signature object by the tills

This tobacconist and newsagent in Soulac-sur-Mer chose a heart keyring, its signature, displayed beside the tills. Placed in the right spot, where customers wait and look around, a well-designed object gets noticed and sells itself.

CANALISE, when an object brings a community together

Some projects fall outside the commercial frame. The “CANALISE” keyrings were created for fans of the adventurer Clémence Dubent, from Koh-Lanta 2026: an object that gathers a community around someone. 3D customisation is not just for shops.

One object, a thousand uses

Loyalty, souvenir, business card, digital link, community object: it is the same keyring, adapted to the need, sometimes paired with an NFC stand on the counter. What they have in common? All of them are printed in bio-sourced PLA, to order, in our workshop in the Médoc, from 50 pieces, with a mockup approved before any production.

Want to find your use for it? It is all on the custom keyrings page and the NFC stand page, and the first conversation costs nothing.