Studio merch, project-launch kits, Zona Maco and design-week merchandise, product-launch memorabilia, and cross-border gallery-fair kits for the Mexican design-studio sector — Esrawe + Cadena, Centro de Diseño (CDMX), the Mariscal studio, David Pompa, Pedro Reyes, Emiliano Godoy, Raúl Cabra, Studio Roca (Mexico City), the PRODUCTORA studios of Polanco and Condesa, and the Mexican presence at Zona Maco (CDMX), Design Week Mexico, the Salone del Mobile (Milan), and the Maison & Objet (Paris).
Mexican design studios treat merchandise the way an architecture firm treats a built work or a creative agency treats an award-winning campaign: the merch is a designed object, and the material, the finish, the typography, and the fabrication method are all deliberate choices. The merch that comes out of Esrawe + Cadena's Polanco studio, out of the Centro de Diseño's Roma workshop, out of David Pompa's Mexico City atelier — it carries the studio's design signature in the same way a manufactured object does, and a poor merch execution reads as a poor design product.
The merch programs run in two cycles. The internal cycle: the studio issues apparel, notebooks, and small-format tokens to its team, often produced in limited runs with a serial-numbered archive edition tied to a specific designed object. The external cycle: project-launch kits for the gallery opening, Zona Maco and Design Week Mexico festival merchandise, the Salone del Mobile (Milan) and Maison & Objet (Paris) gallery-fair presence, and the international gallery-fair circuit. The cross-border dimension is significant — the Mexican studio presents to the international collector and gallery in Milan, Paris, Basel, and New York, and the kit has to clear customs at the receiving end.
Limited-run apparel and small-format tokens for the studio's design, production, and workshop teams — embroidered polos, screen-printed tees, riso-printed notebooks, screen-printed ceramic mugs, screen-printed tote bags, the small-format tokens (badge holders, sketchbook clips), and the studio's archive-edition merchandise (numbered, signed). Production in limited runs against the studio's design specification.
For the project's gallery opening or the designed object's launch — the project-launch kit (coordinated notebook, branded pen, premium tote, small-format token, presentation box), the gallery catalog, the limited-edition print, and the small-format tokens that close the opening night.
Annual cycle kits for Zona Maco (CDMX, Latin America's leading art and design fair), Design Week Mexico, the Salone del Mobile (Milan), the Maison & Objet (Paris), and the Design Miami fair. Branded apparel, festival-grade giveaways, project-launch kits, and the gift-quality items for the international collector and gallery table.
For the gallery-fair presence in Basel, Miami, New York, and the international design-fair circuit. Branded apparel, presentation kits, the limited-edition print, and the small-format tokens that go in the international collector's welcome pack.
Pricing in MXN excluding IVA (16%). MOQ tiers at 25 / 50 / 100 / 250 for studio apparel (small-run is the norm for design studios); 25 / 50 for project-launch and gallery kits; 50 / 100 for festival-grade kits; 25 / 50 for cross-border gallery-fair kits. Lead time 5–8 working days for orders under 100 units; 4–6 weeks for the Zona Maco and Salone del Mobile cycles. USD billing is standard for the international collector and gallery-fair presence. Production hubs in CDMX (the Polanco and Roma ateliers handle the riso-print and the screen-print), Guadalajara (the ceramic and small-format metalwork), and the State of Mexico (the limited-run garment partner).
CFDI 4.0 issued with USO CFDI code G03 (gastos en general) for kits distributed to the studio team, or P01 (definitive import) for the imported Italian leather and the imported European small-format tokens. NOM-004 textile labeling for the apparel where applicable. INDAUTOR registration supports the studio's authorship claims on the limited-run and archive-edition merchandise, including the designed objects and the gallery-edition merchandise. For the international gallery-fair presence (Zona Maco, Salone del Mobile, Maison & Objet, Design Miami), the export clears through the Mexican customs broker at AICM cargo terminal with the temporary-import paperwork for the exhibition.
Yes — we work with limited runs of 25 / 50 / 100 units, screen-printed in CDMX and Guadalajara against the studio's design specification. Risograph prints available for the limited-edition notebook and the archive-edition merchandise.
Standard tier uses Mexican full-grain leather sourced in León, Guanajuato; premium tier uses Italian vegetable-tanned leather from the Toscana partner (8–12 week lead time). Both tiers can be paired with a Lamy 2000 or a Caran d'Ache pen.
Annual cycle kits built from a Q3 forecast and a Q4 final-number lock. We ship to the Centro Citibanamex venue four weeks before the fair opens to clear the temporary-import paperwork.
Annual cycle kits built from a Q4 forecast and a Q1 final-number lock. We ship to the Rho Fiera Milano venue four weeks before the fair opens to clear the temporary-import paperwork.
Yes — the international collector-facing and gallery-fair programs are invoiced in USD against the collector's procurement office. The kit ships from the Mexican hub and clears the receiving country's customs through the broker.
Yes — we coordinate with the studio's legal counsel on the INDAUTOR registration for the limited-run and archive-edition merchandise, including the designed objects and the gallery-edition merchandise. The registration supports the studio's authorship claim.
Corp-Merch Mexico is an independent supplier of branded merchandise. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or an official partner of any design studio, gallery, design fair, or industry association named on this page. All brand references are illustrative of the kinds of programs we run; they do not imply endorsement.