Car Insurance Pockets
Branded car insurance pockets at KSh 100 each, minimum 100 - your logo on every windscreen you insure.
About This Product
The insurance pocket on a windscreen is prime advertising space that most insurers give away unbranded. Every day the vehicle is on the road, that little holder is read at parking gates, police checks and fuel stops - so it might as well carry your name.
Colorshade prints car insurance pockets in Kenya at KSh 100 per pocket, customised with the logo of your choice, minimum 100 pieces - wholesale terms designed for organisations that issue covers in volume.
The usual buyers:
- Insurance agencies and brokers branding every policy they place
- Saccos and taxi apps standardising their fleet's look
- Car dealers and garages adding a branded touch at handover
Each pocket holds the certificate visibly and protects it from sun and moisture, replacing the curling cellotape arrangement most drivers live with.
Send your logo through WhatsApp for a layout preview. Orders are printed in-house on Kirinyaga Road and delivered countrywide, with repeat runs matched to your first batch.
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