A corporate order at Eterna begins at ten rackets and takes four to six weeks from brief to delivery. There are two routes. Partial customisation places your logo or message on an existing Eterna model, laser-engraved into the surface. Full customisation builds the racket around your brand from the ground up — your colours, your name, your design, with no Eterna branding on it at all. Pricing follows volume and specification, so it arrives as a proposal rather than a list price.
What that buys is a gift with a second life. Most corporate objects are received politely and shelved. A racket is carried to a court, held for an hour, and put back in a bag for next week. It keeps turning up.
Engraved, Not Printed.
The mark is cut into the surface by laser rather than laid on top. It does not lift or fade, and it survives the thing a gift of this kind has to survive: use.
It also stays small. A logo the size of a hand across the face of a racket makes an object nobody chooses to be seen with, and a gift that is never used is a gift that failed quietly. Kept to the crown or the signature line, the same mark reads as a maker’s detail. The people you are giving it to already own things that work this way.
Two Routes.
Partial customisation is the faster and lighter of the two. The racket is an existing Eterna model, and your logo or message is engraved onto it. Nothing about the frame changes, which is why it moves quickly.
Full customisation is a different order of work. The surface is designed around your brand — colours, name, artwork — and the racket carries no Eterna branding. It is the route for a series that is meant to look like yours rather than ours.
Both start on the corporate page. For a single racket rather than a series, the retail engraving service covers a name or short message: up to fifteen characters, or eight on the wings.
Three Levels of Carbon.
The line runs in three grades, and the choice is usually decided by how many people are receiving one.
Eterna Lite is 3K carbon — the grade in Monaco Red, and the one that suits larger campaigns where bold surface design does the work. Eterna Pro is 12K, as in Bel Air Green: the balanced all-rounder, and the safest choice when you do not know the recipients’ games. Eterna Elite is 18K, the grade of Tribeca Laser Black, kept for the smallest and most considered lists.
The number counts filaments in the weave, not stiffness — we set out what it does and does not change in 3K, 12K, 18K Carbon.
Built Around Volume.
| Volume | Package | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| 10–25 | Starter | Custom design with your logo, branded cover, delivery |
| 25–50 | Professional | Everything above, plus two design options, upgraded packaging and a dedicated contact |
| 50+ | Enterprise | Everything above, plus a unique series design, gift box and individual name engraving |
Individual name engraving is the detail that changes how the gift is received. Fifty identical rackets are a company order. Fifty rackets each carrying one person’s name are fifty gifts.
Four to Six Weeks.
The brief takes a day or two. Design runs from day three to day seven, approval lands around day ten, and production takes roughly three weeks. Delivery follows.
That timeline is worth reading backwards. Six weeks before the first week of December is the last week of October. A brief that starts in November is working against the calendar rather than with it — and design and approval, the two stages that depend on your side as much as ours, are the ones that slip.
What Arrives.
Rackets travel in branded covers, and from fifty pieces in gift boxes. Delivery is included worldwide, and every order ships with duties paid: import taxes are settled by us, so nothing is due on arrival and no paperwork meets the recipient at the door. Regional timings sit on the delivery page.
For gifts of one rather than fifty, we set out what we would choose in Luxury Padel Gifts.
Briefs start on the corporate page.
Questions, Answered.
What is the minimum order for corporate padel rackets?
Ten rackets. Below that, the retail engraving service covers a name or short message on a single racket — up to fifteen characters, or eight on the wings.
How long does a corporate padel racket order take?
Four to six weeks from brief to delivery. The brief takes one to two days, design runs day three to day seven, approval lands around day ten, and production takes about three weeks.
Can the rackets carry our branding instead of Eterna’s?
Yes. Full customisation is built around your brand — your colours, your name, your design — with no Eterna branding. Partial customisation keeps the Eterna model and adds your logo or message by laser.
Is the logo printed or engraved?
Engraved. The mark is cut into the surface by laser rather than laid on top, so it does not lift or fade with use.
What does a corporate order cost, and is delivery included?
Pricing is individual to volume and specification, so it comes as a proposal rather than a list price. Delivery is included worldwide, with import duties and taxes settled by us.