Hub #290
Javalina® Revive Corporate Pen
from US$ 0.53
Category
Custom Hub Eco-Friendly Pens
These Hub pens use recycled plastic, recycled aluminum, bamboo or other lower-impact materials. BrandedItems, an authorized Hub Pens distributor, lists them with decorated pricing; plastic models start at 250 pieces and metal ones at 100.
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Hub #207
Ecopal
from US$ 0.66
Hub #280
Javalina® Upcycle Pen
from US$ 0.66
Hub #311
Javalina® Eco Pen
from US$ 0.72
Hub #296
Javalina® Revive Pen
from US$ 0.79
Hub #454
Turtle Grip Comfort Pen
from US$ 0.80
Hub #424
Enviro Pen
from US$ 0.82
Hub #366
Eco Orbit Stylus
from US$ 0.87
Hub #233
Queen Bee Comfort Pen
from US$ 0.94
Hub #441
Sonata® Eco Pen
from US$ 0.99
Hub #622
Bella Comfort Pen
from US$ 1.64
Hub #613
Levitate Comfort Pen
from US$ 1.69
Hub #614
Felicity Comfort Pen
from US$ 1.88
Hub #6150
Opus Stylus Pen
from US$ 1.89
Hub #617
Stone Comfort Pen
from US$ 1.98
Hub #602
Bamboozle Comfort
from US$ 2.00
Hub #612
Ecometal Denim Stylus
from US$ 2.10
Hub #466
NFC Reveal Comfort Pen
from US$ 2.70
Hub #616
Luxwood Comfort Pen
from US$ 2.98
Hub #619
NFC Slim Pen
from US$ 3.39
Hub #212
Bubble Comfort Gel
from US$ 0.59
Hub #455
Delorean Gel Pen
from US$ 0.89
Hub #228
Mochi Comfort Gel Pen
from US$ 0.98
What makes each pen eco-friendly
The Javalina Revive, Javalina Upcycle and NFC Reveal Comfort use recycled plastic. The NFC Slim, Ecometal Denim Stylus, Bamboozle Comfort and Luxwood Comfort use recycled aluminum, with recycled paper, bamboo or rosewood details. Each product page states the material Hub lists.
A pen that people keep and use is the bigger part of its footprint, so a sturdy pen that writes well is usually the better environmental choice than the cheapest one.
Frequently asked questions
Are these pens recyclable?
Hub describes what the pens are made from, not how they are disposed of. Mixed-material pens with ink cartridges are not accepted in most curbside recycling.