Pens for every kind of paper, notebook and project

When you write in your calendar or draw in your notebook, you want a tool that feels good in your hand. The right tip and the right ink make all the difference for how your handwriting looks and how enjoyable writing is.

For everyday writing, ballpoint pens are the most popular choice. They dry quickly, don't smudge and last a very long time. It's the perfect pen to keep on your desk or in your bag for quick reminders.

If you like writing small or drawing thin lines, choose a fineliner. It has a slim, plastic-encased tip that gives even, distinct strokes. That makes it excellent for filling in boxes in your calendar or for detailed sketches.

If you want to try softer strokes, brush pens are a fantastic tool. The flexible tip responds to how hard you press. That lets you create both thick and thin lines, perfect for lettering and colouring.

We want you to find exactly what you're looking for. That's why we're constantly expanding our range with the best products on the market. We offer a broad selection of exciting options so you can gather all your favourites in one place.

Here are some of the well-known models and brands we love:

• Classic Pilot pens, perfect for both school and office work.
• Smooth ballpoint pens for everyday writing where the ink dries quickly without smudging.
• A slim fineliner for drawing precise lines or writing with high precision.
• Creative brush pens with a flexible tip for beautiful lettering, headings and colouring.
• High-quality products from Stabilo with vivid colours that last.
• Smart highlighters for marking important text or colour-coding your notes.
• The popular Zebra Mildliner for those who prefer soft, beautiful pastel colours.
• Traditional coloured pencils for colouring, sketching and beautiful illustrations.

A quick overview of what the different models are best suited for and how they work.

We're passionate about paper, structure and creativity. Since we make planners and journals ourselves, we know exactly how important it is that ink and paper work together.

We carefully test all our pens on our own 130 gsm paper. So you can feel confident that the products you buy are of great quality. The ink flows smoothly without bleeding through or ruining the next page of your book.

It's entirely individual and depends on what you'll use it for. If you write a lot and quickly, a smooth ballpoint pen is usually the best choice. If you'd rather decorate and create beautiful headings in a notebook, a brush pen or a mild highlighter is a more fun option. Try a few to find your own favourite.

The most common type in the world is by far the ballpoint pen. It's used everywhere in daily life because it's easy to manufacture, lasts a long time and works on most paper surfaces without smudging or drying out.

A fineliner has a slimmer, firm tip, often reinforced with metal, to give perfectly precise lines when you write small. A regular felt-tip pen usually has a softer, much broader fibre tip, which makes it better suited for colouring larger areas.