Stand uniform and tees
Polo-style tees and staff vests with the company mark, sized for the expo floor across the DWTC halls, plus ID pins with country and operator.
Global technology and AI exhibition · Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, UAE
For startups, scaleups, technology corporates, binational chambers and Mexican delegations at GITEX Global — stand uniforms, team tees, kits for Expand North Star and relationship gifts delivered to the Dubai World Trade Centre and Dubai Harbour.
GITEX Global is the world's largest technology and AI exhibition, and the 2026 edition returns to Dubai with the scale that has become the norm: more than six thousand exhibitors, two thousand startups, twelve hundred investors and delegations from over one hundred and eighty countries at the Dubai World Trade Centre, with Expand North Star running in parallel at Dubai Harbour. For a Mexican delegation — be it a fintech or edtech scaleup chasing investors, a corporate showcasing an AI solution, a binational chamber facilitating meetings with Gulf partners, or a promotion office accompanying Mexican firms — the expo floor is a serious logistics operation: five days with heat peaks in the transfers between DWTC and Dubai Harbour, bilateral agendas that close over dinners, and the need to sustain the team brand in a show where they compete for attention against booths from sixty countries.
The merch programme for a typical Mexican delegation splits into four allocations. The first is the stand: the material that identifies the team across the DWTC halls, where national booths, country pavilions and startup pitch zones cluster. Polo-style tees with the company mark, staff vests for the floor team, pins and ID badges with the country and brand, and a compact run of impulse gifts for visitors approaching the booth during breaks. The stand line moves fast and needs daily replenishment, especially during the first three days when the expo floor fills with sector professionals.
The second allocation is the bilateral meeting gear: shirts and tees with the company mark, sized to sit comfortably under a light blazer in the closed-door sessions with Gulf investment funds, European family offices and technology partners. The half-hour slots in the lounges are where most deals close, and the first textile impression matters more than it seems in an event with this density of supply. We work with combed cotton in mid-weight gram and sober colours that survive an eleven-hour day on the expo floor without wrinkling too obviously.
The third allocation covers Expand North Star and the networking dinners: curated gifts for the leaders of allied accelerators, the startup programme sponsors and the pitch juries. This allocation is smaller in quantity but high in curation: a well-assembled box for the owner of a Dubai International Financial Centre fund turns into an investment round the next season. We work with rigid cardboard boxes with magnetic closure and bilingual (es/en) dossiers on the Mexican company.
The fourth allocation is press and public relations: press kits for the specialized journalists covering technology and AI in the Gulf and Europe, plus commemorative pieces for allies who take a group photo back to the office. This allocation usually travels with the lead delegate's checked baggage to ensure it arrives on time for Monday's dinner; the rest ships consolidated with Carta Porte 3.0 to the named consignee at DWTC.
Mexican delegations crossing the Atlantic for GITEX typically invoice the entire order from Mexico under a definitive export scheme, with a customs agent filing the pedimento key before shipping and Carta Porte 3.0 covering the international freight leg. If the operation prefers to send tees and gifts ahead to the hotel or to the consignee at DWTC, we coordinate delivery with the named concierge so the material arrives before stand set-up starts the previous Saturday.
Polo-style tees and staff vests with the company mark, sized for the expo floor across the DWTC halls, plus ID pins with country and operator.
Combed cotton shirts and tees in mid-weight gram and sober colours, sized for closed-door meetings with Gulf investment funds, European family offices and technology partners.
Bilingual (es/en) dossiers on the Mexican company, delivered to specialized technology and AI journalists covering the show and Expand North Star at Dubai Harbour.
Curated boxes for Expand North Star allies and networking dinners, plus activation pieces (bottles, USB sticks, pins) for stand visitors during the five days.
Before kicking off production, confirm quantities per allocation, DWTC hall assignment and the named consignee for delivery the Saturday before. For material travelling with the delegation, each piece must be packed in checked baggage with a packing list that clears customs without being opened; the rest ships consolidated with Carta Porte 3.0. DWTC should not be treated as an open parcel-delivery address, and a named concierge at the delegation hotel is usually the best option for receiving sensitive material before the expo floor opens.
Ten to twelve weeks is the safe window when the allocation runs from CDMX and the material crosses to the Middle East. Shorter programmes are only possible after confirming in writing textile plant capacity, available print batch and customs permits.
Yes, when the exhibition organization or the logistics operator confirms the loading slot, the platform window and the named consignee. Most Mexican delegations split the shipment between the DWTC platform and a named concierge at their hotel, especially for material arriving before the expo floor opens on Monday.
Yes. We split the batches from the brief: the stand uniform and the meeting shirts are documented as a export with Carta Porte 3.0; the curated gifts for Expand North Star and the dinners are documented as relationship material without VAT charged. The 16% IVA line applies only to the domestic component and stays clean for your finance team.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier that helps Mexican startups, enterprises and delegations prepare the merch for their participation in the exhibition. It does not organize, sponsor or represent the Dubai World Trade Centre or the GITEX Global committee.
Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier for startups, enterprises and participating delegations. This page helps Mexican teams prepare the merch for their participation in GITEX Global; it does not represent the organizing committee or the Dubai World Trade Centre.