3,14BAN carried out a custom corporate merch project for Viseven in Ukraine, where the company’s advertising banners were reimagined and transformed into branded notebooks. For the covers, we used upcycled PVC banners that had been part of the brand’s communications in 2024–2025, while the inner pages were made from recycled paper. In this way, materials that would usually complete their lifecycle after an advertising campaign were turned into a functional and aesthetic item for everyday use.
This collaboration became an example of how sustainable merch for business can combine meaning, quality, and a strong brand story. We created more than just corporate notebooks made from recycled materials — we developed an object that conveys the company’s values through its form, texture, and the origin of the material. Each notebook became an extension of Viseven’s identity and a subtle reminder of a responsible approach to resources.
For international companies, solutions that simultaneously support ESG communication, the circular economy, and thoughtful branding are becoming increasingly important. That is why banner upcycling, sustainable merch, and business gifts with a story are no longer just a trend, but part of modern corporate culture. In this case, 3,14BAN offered a solution in which branded merch made from banners became a carefully designed carrier of meaning — understated, durable, and appropriate for a professional environment.
The collaboration between 3,14BAN and Viseven demonstrates that upcycled merch for companies can be refined, relevant, and strategically valuable. The notebooks made from banners and recycled paper became not only a practical corporate accessory, but also a tangible embodiment of an approach where design, responsible production, and brand reputation work together.