Branded Office Stationery
Okiyo Mimo Recycled Aluminium Ball Pen - Solid White
From R22.86 ex VAT
This Okiyo pen and pouch set offers a responsible choice for corporate gifting. The pen features a recycled aluminium barrel and bamboo pusher, writing with black German ink for 1,500 metres. It comes in a felt pouch made from recycled PET plastic, perfect for brands in South Africa.
This Okiyo ball pen and pouch set offers a responsible choice for promotional products, combining practical use with a commitment to sustainability, suitable for corporate gifts in South Africa.
- The ball pen barrel is made from recycled aluminium with a bamboo pusher and steel components.
- It writes with black German ink, providing a minimum of 1,500 metres writing distance.
- The pen is packaged in a felt pouch made from recycled PET plastic bottles.
- One side of the pen barrel is available for branding, while the other side features a recycled aluminium icon.
- The set has compact dimensions of L:1 x W:1 and a weight of 1 unit.
This set is well-suited for displaying your brand message, making it a thoughtful item for corporate gifting.
Branded Office Stationery
This Okiyo pen and pouch set offers a responsible choice for corporate gifting. The pen features a recycled aluminium barrel and bamboo pusher, writing with black German ink for 1,500 metres. It comes in a felt pouch made from recycled PET plastic, perfect for brands in South Africa.
From R22.86 ex VAT
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