Retro Cool: The Quad 4 Colour Pen

Invented in 1970 by BIC® the 4 colour pen!

In the vibrant tapestry of the 1970s & 80s, a 4 Colour Pen was not just a writing instrument; it was the epitome of high-tech sophistication, just like owning the latest smartphone today. Next imagine the scene: big hair, neon leg warmers, and cassette tapes ruling the airwaves, while the coolest kid in class deftly switches between blue, green, red, and black ink with a single pen, wowing the entire class. This humble pen was the Swiss Army knife of its day, a symbol of being ahead of the curve. The 4-colour pen is a status symbol akin to having the latest app or gadget in today’s digital world.

The 4 Colour Pen Today

Fast forward to the present, and the Quad 4 Colour Pen emerges as a delightful nod to this era. It’s not just a practical tool for jotting down notes in various colours, but a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Equally important, it evokes smiles and perhaps a chuckle at the memory of when having one was the height of cool.

ADR turned to Kingston knowing we’re a company that understands the value of branding and the impact of nostalgia. Known for our excellence in producing branded garments, we’re a name that synonymous with quality and creativity. The addition of these retro-inspired Quad 4 Colour Pens to ADR’s portfolio is a clever move. It’s a blend of practicality and playful charm, a way to connect with clients and customers on a more personal, reminiscent level. ADR’s choice to incorporate these pens into their merchandise range reflects their understanding of the power of branding. In addition not just a business strategy but a way to create a lasting impression.

ADR Branded Pens

This pen isn’t just a tool for writing; it’s a statement piece, a conversation starter, and a bridge to connect with their audience through shared memories and laughter. Lastly, it’s a testament to their commitment to providing not just quality products, but products that resonate on a deeper, more personal level. Therefore in doing so, they’ve shown that they’re not just about keeping up with current trends, but also about celebrating the charm of the past.