Hattyhood offers a unique and innovative one stop solution of sustainable corporate branding. We provide customizable eco-friendly products for multinational corporations, colleges, and institutions. Our exclusive designs and strategic partnerships with top-tier manufacturers enable organizations to showcase their commitment to sustainability while leaving a lasting impression with personalized merchandise. With Hattyhood, clients can elevate their brand image, make a positive environmental impact, and set themselves apart in the market with eco-conscious gifting solutions.
Startup Description
Introducing Hattyhood, the game-changer in sustainable corporate branding. We provide innovative and customizable eco-friendly products for multinational corporations, colleges, and institutions. With exclusive designs and top-tier manufacturers, Hattyhood empowers brands to make a bold statement about their commitment to sustainability. Join us in revolutionizing the corporate landscape, one eco-friendly gift at a time.
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Business Model
Hattyhood's business model revolves around providing sustainable corporate branding solutions. By offering customizable and eco-friendly products, we become the one-stop solution for multinational corporations, colleges, and institutions. Our focus on driving adoption through innovative designs and top-tier manufacturers sets us apart as the go-to choice for all sustainability-minded organizations seeking personalized corporate products.
Customers
based in
India, South Asia, Southeast Asia
Business
Modal Type
Marketplace
Type of
Sales
B2B, B2G
Competitors
Hattyhood's major competitors in the sustainable corporate gifting market include Printo, Upciclo, Vista Print, Brown Living, and IGP.
Teams
Why did you decide to start this
company?
Fueled by witnessing unethical vendor practices during college fests, I started Hattyhood to offer sustainable branding solutions with fair pricing and superior quality.
Are all the founders full-time on this
project?
Yes
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