When Creativity meets Sustainability: The Eco-friendly Goldfaber Aqua Dual Marker | Faber-Castell

Draw it, flip it, paint it, water it! And do it while using an Eco-friendly product. The new Goldfaber Aqua Dual Marker uses 100% recycled plastic in its barrel and cap. It also offers all you need in a creativity tool: on one side, a soft brush nib, and on the other side, a metal-encased fineliner tip. The high-quality ink is fully water soluble and available in 60 mesmerizing colours. Are you ready for it? Check out all the details for this launch at the link below:
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[@kittyvip3784]

I love Faber for the quality of their products and the effort they put into each one!

[@Nuna-chan]

Omfg
Don't mind me

[@Nuna-chan]

Btw I agree with you

[@hawks9142]

Love that you're trying but as it is now it's mostly greenwashing. A refillable one would be amazing! No need to produce new plastic ones(even if it is recycled) when you can just sell refills. Bonus points if you make the refills out of a non plastic container, or at least recycled hdpe plastic as that's the most widely recyclable kind of plastic without quickly degrading

[@daphnesogaj5056]

Release this product on amazon please😊

[@RadishandRoux]

Yeah

[@realfingertrouble]

Even more eco would be if it was refillable.
Refillable pens are FAR more green than many recycled plastic markers - recycled plastic is good, but also can't be recycled again to the same grade of pplastic, so it's not like they can just recycle it into more pens. Also it's a mixed source, so it would need to be pulled apart and disassembled - not many recyclers do that.