What are cardboard USB sticks?
Eco cardboard USB sticks are made from sustainable and recycled materials. The chip inside is still made of metal and plastic, so they cannot be 100% recycled, but the goal with these products is to reduce the amount of artificial materials as much as possible. They show that you care not only about your customers, but also about the world we leave behind.
Advantages
At first glance, it may seem that a stick made of natural material will not be able to perform its tasks as one made of artificial material, but on the contrary – despite being a natural material, it has many advantages. The casing protects the chip from dust and dirt and at the same time offers various personalization options. A special feature is easy labeling, for example: if we have several identical cardboard USB sticks, we can simply write the name or description of the content on them with a pencil and erase them when changing. This avoids confusion when we have several USB sticks and we do not know which one contains which content.
Cardboard is warm and pleasant to the touch, while also having a retro look that has been very popular recently. Due to the natural material, such USB sticks are a popular choice among companies and organizations that operate within the framework of environmental policy and are trying to improve the current situation regarding environmental pollution, and on the other hand, due to their basic, refined and retro look, they are popular among photographers and designers.
Various shapes
Personalization
The sticks can be printed with a logo or promotional message. This makes the USB stick a universal and very useful promotional gift that also impresses customers with its environmental orientation.
Packaging and accessories
For a rounded whole, it is possible to add a lanyard or pendant to the sticks and pack them in nice eco-friendly packaging – a wooden box, a cardboard pad, …
Who are cardboard USB sticks suitable for?
Cardboard USB sticks are suitable for environmental, recycling, nature conservation activities, photographers, designers, and anyone involved in green promotion.