Your branded product specialist in West Scotland

If you're a business or organisation looking for a promotional expert in and around the West Scotland area - we can help.

From name badges to promotional items, corporate clothing to signage; business gifts and staff awards to large full-colour banners and displays - we are uniquely positioned to meet the needs of our customers.

Recognition Express West Scotland is run and owned by Stephen and Ciorsdan Price. We cover areas in around the West Scotland area such as Glasgow, Ayrshire, Dumfries & Galloway, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, Dunbartonshire, and Inverclyde and Stirling.

We pride ourselves on excellent customer service, quality products and a reputation for long-term customer satisfaction. Our professional team made up of industry experts will also provide you with a fast, local and personal service.

Take a look at our products and services pages for our full range of capabilities.

Recognition ExpressWest Scotland

01292 266650

Stephen & Ciorsdan Price

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Promotional Items

Promotional items increase awareness, loyalty and preference towards companies that use them in their marketing activities.

Personalised Clothing

Outfit your team with personalised clothing printed or embroidered with your company logo for excellent brand visibility.

Badges

For over 30 years we have shown the immense value of name badges in promoting staff pride and accountability.

Awards

Our collection of plaques and awards make exceptional ways to promote excellence and drive brand values.

Banners & Displays

Wherever you want to be seen - conference, exhibition or shop window, we'll help you create a big impression.

Signage

Often forgotten about but rarely missed. Good signage makes for a safer and more informative environment.

Workplace Welfare Solutions

Our workplace welfare range offers a variety of key safety and sanitary products to keep you and your workspace clean and safe.

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