Desk calendars for 2027 from £2.41 each (ex. VAT)

Yes. If you would rather not receive and redistribute the calendars yourself, ask us about mailing them directly to your customers. Tell us the quantity and what mailing data you have, and we’ll confirm the available options and cost.

Yes. You can add envelopes when you build your quote. They can be supplied separately for you to pack yourself, or ask us about having the calendars inserted before they leave the factory.

Start with how you expect it to be used. Standard monthly calendars keep the current month clear and simple, while three-month formats make it easier to plan ahead. Then choose between short-drop and full-drop branding depending on where you want your advert to appear. If you are unsure, request a sample and we can help you compare the formats.

Interactive designs such as the Emoji desk calendar can be a fun way to spice things up too!

The difference is where your advertising appears. On a short-drop calendar, the leaves stop above the bottom of the easel so your advert stays visible underneath them all year (the advert here is printed on the easel itself). On a full-drop calendar, the leaves cover the easel and your branding is printed on the calendar leaves instead, so it appears throughout the year. Which one you choose mostly comes down to the look and how prominently you want the advert displayed.

They are wire bound to a stiff card easel that props the calendar up on a desk or a counter. Nothing to assemble and nothing to hang, so they can go straight out in the post and be in use the moment the envelope is opened.

Most desk calendars in this range are designed to fit the Royal Mail large letter bracket, including the 280 x 150mm formats. That can make them considerably cheaper to mail in volume than larger calendar formats. Check current Royal Mail postage rates separately, as postage is not included in the calendar price.