Summer always feels like it’s flying by, but there’s a lot of it left, and your employees are already enjoying the warm weather, the long days, and (hopefully) some well-earned time off. Summer can feel hectic for a company, but it’s also one of the best windows to connect with your team. Use the season’s energy to boost morale.

From a virtual event to a fun outing to a full company retreat, there are plenty of ways to bring everyone together, and whatever your plans, custom swag takes the event up a level. As you pick products, favor items your people can use for the rest of the summer and for summers to come.

Not sure where to start? Here are three summer swag pack ideas to build from.

Summer travel pack

Company meetup on the calendar? Employees traveling for work, or burning their PTO in July? A travel pack makes every kind of summer trip more comfortable. A baseball cap with your logo keeps the sun out of their eyes on a beach or covers a nap on the plane. A tote handles the essentials; a nice backpack takes it further for camping and bigger hauls. And a branded phone case protects the phone that goes everywhere with them. Bonus points if it’s waterproof.

Summer activities pack

Want to encourage your team to get outside and enjoy the season? A deck of custom cards is a versatile way to pass the time with friends and family, and it travels well. Sunglasses and a branded bucket hat prove useful no matter the activity. And a branded blanket covers the picnic, the outdoor concert, and everything in between.

After-work recharge pack

Summer is busy season for a lot of companies, so consider swag that helps employees wind down. Sweatshorts or a soft cotton robe for lounging. A sleep mask for a better night’s rest. A branded wine glass or beer koozie for the ones who recharge with a cold drink after a long day.

Whatever the pack, the point is the gesture: summer gear says you notice the season your people are actually living in. Tell us about your team and we’ll help you curate a summer pack that boosts morale, and gets used long after Labor Day.