Jamie Oliver Pasta Set
Product Pricing
We can supply you pricing instantly by calling 1300 303 717 or we will have 'Fast Quotes' (see RHS) back in less than 2 hours. Here at Brandme we understand that you expect more: Best quality, best service and best pricing. We can provide this superior, tailored service only through quoting each product.
Minimum Supply Quantity: 25 pcs
*Price Guide: $50.14 - $32.58
| Product Specifications | |
| Product Colours: | Container is ream coloured with utensils in timber colour |
| Available Decorations: | Pad Print and laser engrave at additional cost - please ask |
| Material: | Metal and timber |
| Product Size: | Tin is 290mm tall |
| Standard Production Time: | 10 working days from artwork approval - subject to print shop workload |
| Express Production: | Most of our items can be rushed to you fast - there are many variables that increase this cost - please call us and tell us your needs. |
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