At MyM Regalos Promocionales, we are suppliers of promotional products, offering a wide range of items made from more sustainable materials.
As businesses become increasingly aware of their environmental impact, we provide a broad selection of promotional products made with materials that support more responsible choices.
Our sustainable materials guide highlights the materials used across our range of promotional products, from organic cotton and bamboo to recycled RPET and natural cork.
We are proud to offer a variety of options that combine quality, durability and versatility with a more sustainable approach to promotional gifting.
Explore our selection of promotional products designed to support your marketing needs while helping your business make more environmentally conscious choices.
Join MyM Regalos Promocionales on the journey towards a more sustainable future.
Sustainable materials used in our promotional products
Discover below some of the key sustainable materials used across our promotional product range:
Recycled milk cartons
Milk cartons are primarily made from cardboard and aluminium.
During the recycling process, the different materials that make up the packaging are separated so they can be reused and given a new purpose, helping to support the continuous cycle of the circular economy.
This material is valued for its high recyclability, as well as its lightweight and durable properties.
Coffee fibre
A circular solution made from recycled coffee grounds. Coffee fibre is produced by reusing waste generated during the coffee production process.
It is a more sustainable alternative that can help reduce the use of conventional plastics and the energy required for manufacturing, while also supporting more responsible use of natural resources.
Recycled leather
Leather is a long-established material known for its durability, soft texture and flexibility.
Recycled leather offers a more sustainable alternative by making use of discarded fibres and material waste from manufacturing processes.
This helps reduce resource waste while giving existing materials a new purpose and contributing to a lower environmental impact.
Recycled aluminium
Recycled aluminium comes from the reuse of a material that can be recycled repeatedly without losing its key properties.
Its excellent recyclability makes it a valuable material for more sustainable product solutions.
Recycling aluminium also requires significantly less energy than producing it from raw materials, while allowing the material to be processed and reused to create new products.
Recycled steel
Steel is one of the most widely used materials in the world, found in everything from everyday products to large-scale structures.
Its strength, durability and high recyclability make it a particularly valuable material for more sustainable solutions.
When properly recycled, steel can be transformed into new materials and products, supporting a continuous cycle of reuse and helping to reduce the need for virgin resources.
Canvas
A highly versatile and durable fabric, primarily made from cotton.
Thanks to its durability and ability to be reused, canvas can contribute to more responsible consumption and help extend the useful life of promotional products.
Linen
Linen is one of the oldest fabrics in the world. It is a highly durable natural fibre and a sustainable option, as growing flax generally requires fewer natural resources than many other crops.
Organic hemp
Organic hemp is a natural fibre derived from the hemp plant. Its cultivation and production do not rely on fertilisers or other chemical products, making it an interesting alternative for more sustainable products.
Marble extract
Marble extract is made using combinations of natural materials such as rock and water, creating a distinctive and increasingly valued material.
Its unique character and natural appearance give promotional products a distinctive look and an original finish.
Handmade products
A combination of entirely natural elements such as water, sand and clay creates clay, a versatile material traditionally used in pottery and ceramics.
Its natural origin and traditional handcrafted production methods make it a more sustainable option within the industry. It is also highly recyclable, while its production waste has a relatively low environmental impact.
Coconut plant
Through responsible pruning and maintenance practices, as well as the reuse of materials left after harvesting and consuming coconuts, both the coconut and the plant itself can be used to create a wide variety of products.
Once properly processed, these materials can be incorporated into promotional products with a more sustainable approach, helping to make better use of natural resources and support more responsible production.
Recycled glass
Glass is an inorganic material made primarily from a combination of sand, soda ash and limestone, and is highly recyclable.
Recycled glass offers a way to make more efficient use of existing resources and raw materials, making it a suitable option for creating new products with a range of functional and aesthetic qualities.
Using recycled glass can help reduce waste while also lowering the need for virgin raw materials and the energy required during manufacturing.
Recycled ABS
RABS (recycled ABS) is a recycled and highly recyclable plastic known for its strength, durability and versatility, making it suitable for a wide range of products.
By reusing ABS recovered from both pre-consumer and post-consumer sources, this material provides a more resource-efficient alternative for manufacturers and consumers while giving existing materials a new purpose.
PLA (Polylactic Acid)
PLA (Polylactic Acid) is made from renewable natural resources such as corn starch, cassava and sugar cane.
It is a biodegradable material that can break down under appropriate industrial composting conditions at the end of its useful life, without leaving toxic residues.
Thanks to its versatility and range of textures, PLA can be used to manufacture a wide variety of products, from bags to bottles and containers. Its production can also require less energy than some conventional plastics, making it an interesting alternative for more sustainable product solutions.
Recycled PET felt
Recycled PET felt is a contemporary non-woven textile made from recycled plastic materials.
It combines modern recycling processes with the traditional characteristics of felt, resulting in a versatile material made from recycled sources that can itself be recycled depending on the product and recycling facilities available.
Recycled Nylon
Recycled nylon is made by recovering pre-consumer and post-consumer nylon waste. This synthetic textile fibre is known for its elasticity, strength and excellent durability.
By combining these high-performance properties with the principles of the 3Rs — reduce, reuse and recycle — recycled nylon offers a more sustainable approach to the use of synthetic fibres.
RPET or Recycled PET
RPET, or recycled PET, is made by reusing PET, a type of plastic commonly used for bottles and other beverage packaging.
Through industrial recycling processes, PET waste is transformed into RPET, giving discarded plastic a new purpose and creating a durable material suitable for a wide range of applications. Recycling PET can also help reduce the environmental impact associated with producing new plastic from virgin resources.
RPET therefore offers the advantage of being made from recycled material while remaining recyclable, depending on the product and available recycling infrastructure.
Recycled cotton
Cotton waste generated during manufacturing, together with textiles that have reached the end of their useful life, can be recovered and transformed into new fabric.
Does recycled cotton offer good-quality results? Yes. It allows existing fibres to be reused while helping to reduce textile waste and the demand for new natural resources.
Recycled cotton also retains the soft feel and comfort traditionally associated with cotton fabrics.
Organic cotton
Organic cotton draws on traditional farming practices while using cultivation methods designed to reduce environmental impact.
Its production avoids the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilisers commonly associated with conventional cotton farming, resulting in a natural, comfortable and skin-friendly fabric.
Organic cotton can also support more sustainable practices throughout the supply chain and is often presented in its natural, unbleached form.
Hemp fibre
Hemp fibre, extracted from the hemp plant, is widely used in the textile industry thanks to its lightweight nature and high strength.
Both the cultivation of the plant and the production of hemp fibres can be carried out using processes that require fewer agricultural inputs than some conventional fibre crops.
This makes hemp a natural and versatile alternative to synthetic fibres.
Valued for centuries for its durability and versatility, hemp is once again gaining attention as a more sustainable textile option.
Natural jute
Natural jute is widely recognised as a sustainable material. Its cultivation requires relatively few resources, and the plant grows quickly, allowing it to regenerate efficiently.
Its natural appearance, combined with its strength and durability, makes jute a popular choice for promotional products and a versatile material for businesses looking for more sustainable alternatives.
Recycled paper
Paper waste from manufacturing processes, as well as paper that has reached the end of its useful life, can be recovered and transformed into new recycled paper products.
Recycling paper reduces the need for virgin fibres, helping to make better use of existing resources and supporting the preservation of forests.
It can also require less energy than producing conventional paper from virgin materials, making recycled paper a practical option for more sustainable promotional products.
Seed paper
Recyclable and biodegradable paper containing petunia seeds, making it suitable for planting after use.
A creative way to give promotional materials a second life while combining communication with a more sustainable approach.
Natural stone
A material derived from natural stone that retains some of its key properties, including durability and long-lasting performance.
Its natural appearance also gives products a distinctive and authentic finish.
Limestone cement
Limestone cement is a binding material made by combining natural materials, primarily ground limestone and water. The result is a strong and durable material suitable for a variety of applications.
Antibacterial material
Antibacterial material is specially treated to help inhibit and prevent bacterial growth.
It incorporates permanent antimicrobial agents designed to provide protection against bacterial contamination, with effectiveness of at least 99% against bacterial contamination, according to the applicable product specifications.
Bamboo
Natural bamboo is known for its strength, flexibility and, above all, rapid growth and ability to regenerate, making it a sustainable alternative to conventional wood for a wide range of applications.
Bamboo is also naturally resistant to many pests, which means that its cultivation can require fewer pesticides than some other crops.
Cork
Cork is widely recognised as an excellent insulating, flexible and naturally renewable material. It is harvested from the bark of trees such as cork oaks without needing to cut down the tree, allowing the bark to regenerate naturally.
Cork harvesting has a relatively low environmental impact, and the material is valued for its durability, resilience and long-lasting properties.
Bamboo fibre
Bamboo fibre is obtained from the organic fibres of bamboo, a plant known for its rapid growth and renewable nature.
When incorporated into different composites, bamboo fibre can create durable materials while providing an alternative to conventional plastics in certain applications.
Wheat straw
Wheat straw is obtained from the organic residues left over after harvesting wheat.
By reusing this agricultural waste, wheat straw can help reduce the reliance on conventional plastics while creating durable, versatile and resistant materials suitable for a wide range of products.
