Pentel Fabric Marker, Fine Bullet, Wash-Resistant, Low-Bleed, Precise & Clean Lines, Smooth Flow, Ideal for Painting & Designing on Fabric or Craft Use – Black

The marker features a fine bullet tip that delivers controlled, thin-to-medium lines, allowing for neat tags, signatures, and detailed designs without excessive bleed.

Yes, the ink is formulated to stay legible through normal wash cycles, providing durability for items that are regularly laundered.

It performs well on most fabrics, including common cottons and blends used for uniforms and crafts. For delicate or highly absorbent materials, test on a small area first to confirm results and prevent unwanted bleeding.

Shake gently before use, remove the cap, and lightly press the tip to start ink flow if needed. Use steady, thin strokes for clean lines, let the ink dry entirely before handling, and recap when not in use to prevent drying. The clip-cap design makes it easy to carry in classrooms and studios.

Apply with light, even pressure and use short, deliberate strokes. Work in thin layers rather than a single heavy pass, and allow each layer to dry before applying more. The marker is designed to have a low-bleed profile to help minimize spread.

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Labeling school uniforms and kits, adding details to costumes or craft projects, marking fabrics for sewing projects, and signing labels or tags where durability after washing matters.

The marker uses fabric-safe ink designed for textiles. As with any marker, use in a well-ventilated area and keep out of reach of small children. Always follow the safety instructions printed on the product packaging.

Once the ink has dried, it is designed to be resistant to washing and laundering. If a mistake occurs, it’s best to test on an inconspicuous fabric area first and use a fabric-safe stain remover or white fabric correcting methods before laundering.

It combines a precise fine bullet tip with wash-resistant fabric ink in a durable, clip-cap pen format, making it well-suited for labeling, detailing, and school/workshop use where clarity and durability matter after washing.

Begin with a test swatch on the same fabric type you’ll mark. Use light, controlled strokes, build up in thin layers, and allow ample drying time. Keep the cap on when not in use to prevent the tip from drying out, and store it upright for best tip health.