Highlighters in this range cover six style categories: - Standard chisel tip styles in fluorescent colours, suited to volume event and trade show distribution - Combo styles that pair a highlighter with a ballpoint pen or stylus in one body, giving the recipient two writing functions - Eco-friendly options including wheat straw fibre barrels, recycled plastic, and rPET chisel tip styles - Felt tip styles with a broader stroke that double as markers for annotation and general writing - Novelty shapes including disc, fidget spinner, syringe, and finger styles that carry the brand in a different physical form - Sets including jar packs, mini containers, triangular multi-colour sets, and scented sets for desk gifts
Combo and set styles give the brand more time in the recipient's hand than a single standard highlighter does. A combo pen and highlighter gets used for writing as well as marking, so it comes out more frequently throughout the day. A set stays on the desk as a visible reference item rather than disappearing into a bag after the event.
Printing applies a single-colour or two-colour logo to the barrel. Full colour digital print handles complex or multi-colour artwork on most styles.
Eco-friendly styles in this range use wheat straw fibre, recycled plastic, and rPET materials for briefs where the sustainability of the product is part of the message.
Worth Knowing
What branding method suits a simple logo versus a detailed multi-colour design?
Pad printing suits one- or two-colour logos with clean lines and is the most cost-effective method for high-volume orders. Full colour digital print suits logos with gradients, photographic elements, or multiple colours that can't be reduced to flat spot colours without losing fidelity to brand guidelines.
Does the barrel size affect how much of the logo shows?
Standard chisel tip barrels typically offer a print area of around 40–50mm, while jumbo and chunky styles give more surface for detailed artwork. Mini highlighters have a constrained print area that suits compact logos and short text rather than full brand artwork.
Can the same order include different styles?
Each style is ordered and produced separately, so combining standard highlighters for general distribution with a smaller quantity of combo or set styles for speaker gifts or sponsor packs is straightforward. The quantities and branding for each style are independent across the order.
Do novelty shapes print the same way as standard highlighters?
Novelty shapes have irregular or non-cylindrical bodies, so the print area and method varies by shape. Most novelty styles use pad printing on the flat or cylindrical sections of the body, and confirming the print area dimensions for the specific style before finalising artwork avoids issues with large or complex designs.
