Hugo Boss

Custom Hugo Boss pens in metal come as ballpoints, rollerballs and fountain pens, all writing in black ink. The ballpoints use a medium point, while rollerball and fountain models protect their tip or nib with a cap that pulls right off. The surface is where they really differ. Shiny chrome sits beside dark chrome trims and gun metal with a matte braided texture, and other barrels are brushed, faceted or patterned with fine gears. Lacquer shows up in glossy and matte black, including a brass body finished in black lacquer, and some styles add gold-plated trims or a grained wrap around the barrel. Monochrome designs with an oversized Hugo Boss logo round things out, and most come in a few colour choices.

A not-for-profit gives one to each volunteer board member at the annual general meeting. What they walk away with is a pen that looks as good on the boardroom table as it does tucked into a diary, and a gift box that makes the thank-you feel considered. Board papers get signed with it for the rest of their term. Some keep it long after they step down.

All styles can be branded. Most suit engraving, and engraved Hugo Boss pens look sharp against dark chrome and black lacquer. Some can be printed too, as with most of our pens.

Things People Ask

What ink do Hugo Boss metal pens use?
Every pen writes in black ink, across ballpoint, rollerball and fountain styles. Ballpoints have a medium point, while rollerballs and fountain pens feed ink more freely through a rolling tip or nib.

Which custom Hugo Boss pens suit a corporate gift for executives?
A brass body coated in black lacquer, or a barrel with dark chrome trims, gives an executive a smooth dark pen for the desk. Every style writes in black ink, and most come in a few colour choices.

How does a cap off design protect the nib?
The cap pulls off completely and pushes back on to cover the nib or rolling tip when the pen isn't in use. That keeps ink from drying out and stops marks inside a pocket or bag.

Why choose a lacquered finish over chrome?
Lacquer gives a smooth black surface in glossy or matte, while chrome gives a bright, reflective look. Several designs pair the two, with black lacquer on the barrel and dark chrome accents on the trims.