Retractable UNDP Lanyard
Keep organized and make a sustainable choice with the Retractable UNDP Lanyard, made of recycled PET plastic.
Featuring a smooth-release badge reel, sturdy band, and a quick-release card holder clip, this lanyard is the perfect accessory for holding your UN pass as well as ID cards, badges, or keys. Show your support for the United Nations Development Programme with its sleek design featuring the official UNDP logo. Choose from three colours: blue, white, and black.
One side of the lanyard features the intriguing phrase “I used to be a plastic bottle”, emphasizing its sustainable manufacturing process, making it an ideal gift for anyone who values sustainable development.
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Dimensions
Band (Length and Width): 16’’ (40 cm) x 0.75’’ (1.9 cm)
Reel: 1.25” (3.2 cm) x 1.25” (3.2 cm)
Extension: 30” (76 cm)
Quick Facts
- Colours: UNDP blue , white or classic black
- Strong, “claw” clip
- Features the UNDP logo
- Eco friendly material (recycled PET plastic)
- Original UNDP Product
Components
- 1 Recycled polyester band/cord
- 1 Retractable badge reel with cord
- 1 Flexible clip
This Retractable UNDP Lanyard is available for bulk and wholesale orders and can also be customized with the PNUD logo. Fill in the form on our Corporate Gifts page to get started. Read our FAQs to learn more.
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Authenticity guarantee
This authentic SDGs and/or United Nations Development Programme product is made with integrity and quality in mind. Your purchase will help support UNDP's work.
Sustainably made
Lower your environmental impact with this ethical and sustainable product. UNDP Shop’s mission includes responsible sourcing practices throughout the supply chain.
Waste-free solutions
By purchasing this or any of the environmentally friendly products in the Zero Waste collection in the UNDP Shop, you help stop plastic pollution caused by single-use plastic.