Staedtler36 Brilliant Colours Triplus Fineliner Pens with Zipit Pencil Bag
R349
About Fineliners
You'll have hours of fun colouring with the Triplus Fineliner Markers by Staedtler. Included in the package are 36 brilliant and vibrant colored triplus fineliner markers that feature a tip that measures .3mm.
Product Features
- Fineliner with superfine, metal-clad tip
- Ergonomic triangular shape for relaxed and easy writing
- DRY SAFE – can be left uncapped for days without drying up (Standard atmosphere according to ISO 554, except neon colours)
- Water-based ink
- Washes out of many textiles
- Stand-up STAEDTLER box
- PP barrel guarantees long service life
- Line width approx. 0.3 mm
About Zipit Pencil Bag
Conquer your fear - of losing all your pencils again - by befriending some monsters who promises to guard your pencils and more. Unzip the fun. PLAYFUL AND FUN with bright eyes and white 'teeth', this monster pencil case will make you smile and forever change the way you look at school/office supplies. ZIPIT patented design features a continuous zipper that can be fully zipped or unzipped.
Strong and Durable
The pencil case is made using 100% polyester material so it can stand up to years of use. ZIPIT 6-stage, quality assurance process means this cool pencil case or pencil pouch is built to last!
Unisex Design
A pencil case for girls or a pencil case for boys, everyone will love their ZIPIT monster pencil case!
Practical and Functional
Your super cool pencil pouch holds approximately 25-30 pens and pencils and comes with an extra wide zipper top opening (19.8 cm) for easy access anytime.
Product Features:
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Adorable pencil pouch can store your pens and pencils, scissors and sharpeners, crayons, markers and more!
- Use it as cosmetic makeup bag, cell phone bag or money bag. It also makes a great gift for your family and friends.
- Let ZIPIT introduce you to the best Monster on the earth!
- You're bound to smile each time you open your ZIPIT Monster Pencil Case. Its got a big personality and is practical for storing a wide variety of items in style.
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