Booth staff apparel
Branded T-shirts, polos and light layers sized across shifts, demo teams and host roles. Lisbon in late summer is warm; breathable cotton and a softshell for evening rooftop events is the standard kit.
Lisbon, Portugal · SBC Summit
For iGaming, casino, sports-betting, lottery, payment and platform teams exhibiting at SBC Summit that need branded apparel, booth giveaways, lead-capture gifts and VIP kits sourced, packed and delivered to Lisbon on time.
SBC Summit is one of the two flagship European gaming conferences alongside ICE Barcelona, and the Lisbon edition is the year's main gathering for the iGaming, sports-betting, lottery, payment and platform community. For Cyprus-licensed operators and the affiliate, content and product teams that travel out from Nicosia, Limassol and Paphos each autumn, it is one of the four shows that anchor the calendar.
The Lisbon edition has grown significantly over the last five years from a focused iGaming conference into a multi-vertical summit that now occupies the full footprint of the host venue. The audience profile has broadened accordingly: where the early SBC events were operator-only, the modern summit floor includes payment-service providers, platform vendors, content studios, regulators, affiliates and a meaningful presence from the LATAM and African gaming communities. That broadened audience changes the merch brief — a v1 of "SBC merch" was a structured affiliate-tier giveaway; the modern version is a four-tier programme that addresses operator buyers, platform partners, affiliate managers and regulator / government contacts as distinct audiences.
For Cyprus-based exhibitors, the production plan usually splits into two streams: apparel and structured giveaways from an EU production partner for cost and quality, small-format gifting tier consolidated through Limassol for final assembly, and a single air-freight or overland freight leg from Larnaca or Limassol port to Lisbon. Cyprus is in the EU customs union, so goods moving from a Limassol production line to a Lisbon booth cross no customs border.
Branded T-shirts, polos and light layers sized across shifts, demo teams and host roles. Lisbon in late summer is warm; breathable cotton and a softshell for evening rooftop events is the standard kit.
Lanyards, tote bags, notebooks, pens and reusable bottles calibrated for three days of high-density booth traffic. The buffer over peak-hour footfall should sit around 20–25%.
Power banks, charging cables and premium desk accessories reserved for qualified conversations. The SBC brief usually includes a compact premium item — a USB drive, a wireless charger, a compact speaker.
Premium notebooks, drinkware and compact gift boxes prepared by recipient tier, with the operator's brand mark and a small Cyprus-specific touch. These go to your top 30–60 contacts across operator, affiliate and platform categories.
For the broader gaming-industry context, see our igaming industry brief and our conference-sponsor-booth use-case.
Confirm artwork, quantities, packaging and the named receiving contact before production. The exact venue name, stand number and on-site delivery window will be confirmed against the current exhibitor manual closer to the event, and the venue should never be treated as an unrestricted parcel address.
For a venue this size we usually recommend treating a hotel within walking distance of the venue or a local fulfilment partner as the primary drop, with a short final shuttle into the hall during the official setup window. That route keeps customs paperwork, security inspection overhead and last-mile handling risk on a known schedule, gives the team an unboxing window before day one, and avoids having stock wait in a delivery bay while the hall is still being built.
For a Cyprus-based exhibitor at SBC Summit Lisbon, our bonded warehouse in Limassol can stage larger production runs that will eventually be re-exported to multiple EU shows across the year — SBC Lisbon, IGB Affiliate Barcelona, ICE — under a single inventory pool.
Ten to twelve weeks is the safest window for international production and shipping into Lisbon. Six to eight weeks is workable for simpler item lists.
Only after the organiser confirms the setup window, freight route and named consignee. Many teams still prefer hotel or local-office delivery.
Yes. Staff apparel, general booth giveaways, qualified-lead gifts and VIP or speaker kits can be packed and labelled as separate allocations, with different delivery addresses if your team needs them split between the venue and a Lisbon office.
Cyprus is in the EU customs union, so goods moving from a Limassol production line to a Lisbon booth cross no customs border.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent supplier that helps participating companies prepare their own merch. It does not organise, sponsor or represent the event.
Corp-Merch is an independent supplier to participating companies. This page helps teams prepare their own merch for the event; it does not represent the organiser, the venue or any sponsor.