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Seven questions. A real number back in 24 hours.

How many boxes, what you’re spending per box, and who they’re going to. That is the whole brief. Everything else on this form is optional.

  • A real number in 24 hoursOne reply, from one person, with a rupee figure in it. No discovery call before pricing, no drip sequence afterwards.
  • Sample before you payA physical box with your branding on it, couriered to your desk. If it isn't right, you have spent nothing.
  • GST invoice, alwaysFull invoice with HSN codes raised to your entity, e-way bills where applicable. Corporate gifting is an allowable business expense.
  • Minimums you can actually hitFrom 25 boxes on the premium and flagship sets, 50 on everything else. Bulk to one dock or split to 19,000+ pin codes.

Custom branding locks 10 October. After that, unbranded stock boxes only.

Already quoted for

  • Amazon
  • TATA Motors
  • ICICI Bank
  • Verizon
  • Zoho
  • IIT Madras

Rather just talk? gifts@oorla.com

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Step 1 of 7Which hamper?

Indicative only — your real quote lands in 24 hours. Itemised, GST-inclusive, landed cost per city.

Which hamper?

These are the boxes we actually make. Pick the one you had your eye on, or leave it open and we'll suggest one against the budget.

Which hamper?

One reply from one person, within 24 hours. No drip sequence, no sales cadence, no reselling your details.

Not a render

This is the box that turns up.

Not a render, not a mock-up. We make the sweets, print the tins, pack the boxes and dispatch them from our own floor in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. The people who pack your sample pack your order.

Send the form and you get one reply from one person. We do not resell your details, and there is no sequence behind this.

Two illustrated navy Grand Diwali Hamper boxes on a gold plinth against red drapes, with sweets and savouries on brass stands, a jar of amla, ghee mittai sticks and a glass of tea arranged in front
Two hands holding a navy Oorla gift box printed with Diwali illustrations and the line Make Sweet Memories.