Customization Options

Choose from a range of container types designed to support different storage locations and response needs. Options include hard cases, bins, cabinets, and other durable packaging suited for classrooms, offices, facilities, or centralized storage.

Containers can be selected based on kit contents, storage constraints, visibility, portability, and long-term storage considerations.

Common bags used for portable and grab-and-go emergency kits are backpacks, duffel bags, cooler bags, and plastic bags. These options work well where kits may need to be moved quickly or carried by staff.

Bag selection may vary based on available options, desired capacity, durability, visibility, and how the kit will be used, carried, stored, or distributed.

Custom kits can include organization-specific branding to support identification, accountability, and standardization. Branding options may include logos, labels, hang tags, or printed materials based on your requirements.

Branding is commonly used for school districts, agencies, and multi-site organizations deploying kits across multiple locations.