Cork Keychains, Wallets & Small Accessories
Small cork carry items: keychains, a floating key chain, an RFID blocking card wallet, a folding case for wooden sunglasses and a cork-handled multi-tool. This is the low-cost end of the catalog, apart from the multi-tool.
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What is here
Two keychains, one oval and one that floats. A CardSafe cork cell phone wallet with RFID blocking. A natural cork folding case sized for wooden sunglasses. And the Gerber Gear Armbar, a multi-tool with a cork handle inlay, which sits well above the rest of this category on price and is bought as a single executive gift rather than a handout.
The floating keychain
Cork floats, which is the whole reason a cork key fob exists. It is a genuinely useful giveaway for anything on or near water: marinas, boat dealers, lakeside resorts, fishing and paddle programs. Outside that context it is just a keychain, and a plastic one costs less.
RFID blocking, honestly
The CardSafe wallet blocks the 13.56 MHz signal a contactless card uses, so it does stop a reader held against your pocket. Card skimming at that range is rare in practice, so treat the RFID feature as a talking point rather than a security product, and do not put a claim on the packaging that you cannot support.
Shipping a multi-tool
The Armbar carries a blade. Some conference venues and most airline carry-on rules will not allow it, and a few corporate recipients cannot accept a knife at all. If it is going into a mailed gift kit, check the destination policy before you commit the quantity.
Minimums
Keychains start around 150 pieces. Because the unit cost is low, this category is where a large-headcount handout usually lands when drinkware or bags are out of budget.
Related categories
For other low-cost cork giveaways, see cork coasters.
