Custom trophies.
Made to
matter.
For the achievement, the identity and the people behind every award.
Your brand. Your occasion.
An award with its own identity.
Me Trophy reviews custom award projects for distributors, importers, brands and recognition-program buyers. Start with a drawing, logo or reference; review form, material, personalization and quantity together.
A form for every
kind of achievement.
Choose by occasion and display.
Then make the details your own.
Cup trophies
For competitions and championships. Review the cup, base, emblem and nameplate together.
Logo awards
Put your brand or event emblem at the center. Review relief, color and personalization.
Sculptural awards
Figures, themes and abstract forms; subject to structural and tooling review.
Recognition awards
Personalize the recipient, achievement and message for desktop display.
Perpetual awards
Plan space and an agreed method for future names, years or editions.
Award components
Bases, nameplates and connectors, with dimension and interface checks.
Also exploring plaques or medals? Share your brief to review available options.
Shape the feeling.
Specify the details.
Balance appearance, weight, detail
and budget before choosing a material.
Character you can see.
Specifications you can confirm.
- Copper & copper alloysMetal character & detail
- Zinc alloyRelief & complex outlines
- AluminumLower-weight directions
Confirm actual alloy, dimensions, weight, forming route and finish. Specify the alloy and surface treatment separately for a clear production brief.
Light, clarity and form.
- Commercial crystalTransparent geometry
- Art glassColor & sculptural expression
Record the selected crystal or glass material, clarity, forming process and finish in the approved specification.
Expressive shapes.
Graphic possibilities.
- ResinFigures & themed forms
- AcrylicGraphic & layered designs
Resin weight and durability depend on formulation, structure and coating. For acrylic, review thickness, edges, graphics and base construction.
A clear path
through a custom project.
Each step is shaped by the design,
material, quantity and approval requirements.
Share the brief
Send a reference, dimensions, quantity, artwork and intended use. Identify fixed elements and details open to change.
Review & sample
Agree construction, material and finish. Where a sample is needed, confirm scope, fees, tooling, freight and revision terms in writing.
Produce, inspect & pack
Set checks against the approved drawing, specification or sample. Review appearance, fit, stability, artwork and protective packaging.
Coordinate delivery
Confirm destination, receipt date, transport, freight, trade terms and export documents with the quotation.
Know what
you are approving.
Your project proposal brings the available product options, production plan and commercial terms together.
What should your first brief include?
Product or application, quantity, size, material or visual preference, logo/text, packaging, destination and desired receipt date. Mark undecided details for review.
What makes a project a good fit?
Review suitable product and material options, artwork, structure and personalization. Record approved specifications and how later changes or repeat orders will be handled.
What needs written agreement?
Sample and tooling fees, freight, revisions, any refund or deduction, price, payment and trade terms. Some standard custom products may start from one piece; the applicable minimum and timing depend on the project.
How are inspection and packing defined?
Agree order-specific checks against the approved reference. Confirm dimensions, artwork accuracy, component fit, stability, quantity and accessories, plus packing for the award’s weight and structure. Include any required sampling, testing or certification in the project scope.
Useful next steps.
Before you
get started.
Practical answers to help you prepare a clearer project brief.
What award types can I discuss with Me Trophy?
Discuss cups, sculptural and figurine trophies, logo awards, recognition awards, perpetual awards and components. For plaques and medals, start with a brief so available options and specifications can be reviewed.
Can you work from my design or a reference image?
Submit clear artwork or images and identify what must remain unchanged. Review covers shape, structure, dimensions, material, finish and personalization before feasibility is confirmed.
Can I request a sample before a batch order?
A sample can help review agreed product details. Your sample proposal records the scope, fees, tooling, freight, revisions and any agreed credit or deduction.
Can I order just one custom award?
Some standard custom products may start from one piece. The suitable order quantity depends on the design, material, tooling and packaging; include your target quantity in the brief.
What should I send for a quotation?
Send a product direction or reference, quantity, size, material preference, logo/text, packing needs, destination and desired receipt date. Identify undecided details so they can be reviewed.
Can you coordinate branded packaging and international delivery?
Share your branding, protection and destination needs. The proposal will detail packing, transport, export documents, charges and delivery arrangements for your project.
Have a brief.
Or just the beginning of one?
Share a reference, quantity, destination and desired receipt date. We’ll review the next steps with you.