Personalised Pencil Cases in Recycled Felt

A soft felt pouch, pulled from a school bag or a desk drawer, holding the small architecture of someone's day — pencils, lip balm, a spare USB. The fabric is recycled PET, spun from plastic bottles that might otherwise be drifting somewhere they shouldn't be. It feels denser than it looks, with that slightly fibrous handfeel felt does so well.

The canvas runs across both sides at 23 by 14.5 centimetres, and full-colour digital print covers the lot. Which means a logo, a pattern, a campaign illustration — whatever the brief asks for — wraps the pouch end to end without compromise. Turnaround sits at one to two days, which solves the problem of a launch date that arrived faster than the marketing calendar suggested it would.

It translates beautifully across audiences. A back-to-school giveaway in the hands of a seven-year-old. A conference satchel inclusion for the delegate who needs somewhere to corral their pens and cables. A cosmetic pouch tucked into a hotel welcome kit. The recycled story lands without needing to be spelled out, and the price point at 100 units keeps it accessible for the kind of broad-reach campaigns where every dollar is being counted twice.