Advent calendar

Sustainable anticipation

It’s the tiny things and the small steps that ultimately lead to the end goal. Just like we slowly move towards Christmas one door at a time with Advent calendars, in our everyday lives we’re reducing waste and living more sustainably by buying unpackaged vegetables and using fewer plastic bags.

Slightly more sustainable day by day

The high-quality Advent calendars from Karl Knauer, the promotional products and packaging specialist based in the Black Forest, are solid proof that you don’t have to do without enjoyment or design when switching to more environmental protection. They don’t need the usual deep-drawn plastic parts, and are made entirely of cardboard in Europe. Not only does this shorten long transport routes; it cuts down on waste too. Because the 24 compact cubes can easily be filled again next year – if that’s what you’d like to do. Alternatively, you can give them a second life as a children’s dice puzzle. Last but not least, since they’re made from renewable raw materials they’re 100% recyclable without any problems. All these fab features make the Advent calendars (which come in the standard ‘Puzzle’ and ‘Book’ versions) interesting for companies looking for gifts that’ll put smiles on recipients’ faces and be kind to the environment too. The customisable calendars are already available from 2,000 pieces, and customer-specific Advent calendar developments are even offered from 5,000 pieces.