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Chisel tip for thick and thin lines, rich black ink for high visibility, fade-resistant and quick-drying formula to prevent smudging, and a pack of two for long-term use or sharing.

It writes clearly on most surfaces such as paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass, wood, and many fabrics. For delicate surfaces, test a small area first.

Hold the marker at a slight angle to produce thick lines, or use the edge for thin lines. The tip design provides flexibility from bold to precise strokes without swapping markers.

Shake well before use, press the tip lightly to start, and recap after use. Store upright with the cap on to prevent the ink from drying. If it seems dry, scribble on scrap paper to prime the tip.

For most surfaces, wipe with alcohol-based cleaners or acetone; for fabrics, rinse and launder per care instructions. Always test a small area first.

Two Sharpie Permanent Markers in black, ready for labeling, crafting, and everyday use, providing a spare or shareable option.

Compared to similar markers on Fepy, this pack offers a versatile chisel tip for both bold and fine lines, which is different from a fine-point variant. For alternatives, you can explore: 1) Sharpie Permanent Marker – Fine Point, Black: https://fepy.com/sharpie-permanent-marker-fine-point-black 2) Bic Marking Permanent Marker – Black: https://fepy.com/bic-marking-permanent-marker-black

Ideal for labeling boxes and folders, marking cables, crafting and art projects, school notes, signage, and any task that benefits from bold, long-lasting markings.

Yes, it is non-toxic and conforms to relevant safety standards (ASTM D-4236). Avoid contact with eyes; keep away from children and use under appropriate supervision where needed.

The pack provides cost-effective value with two markers in a single purchase for continuous labeling and projects, and returns follow Fepy's standard policy.

Keep the cap securely on, store upright in a cool, dry place away from extreme heat or direct sunlight.