Custom Pens and Writing Supplies

Everything for writing and school, from a printed International pencil near $0.15 to the Moleskine Smart Writing Set near $280. In between sit 25 cent click pens, notebook and pen combos around $3.30, markers, highlighters, crayons and coloring books. Luxury rollerballs and ballpoints from Parker and Waterman fill the $175 to $265 tier for executive gifts.

Match the item to how people write:

• Pens suit nearly every audience and budget.
• Pencils and crayons fit schools, libraries and family events.
• Highlighters and markers suit students, offices and warehouses.
• Notebooks and pen sets work for conferences and onboarding kits.

Coloring books add a fun option for children's programs.

Moleskine has the most products, with many notebooks and gift sets. Pen and marker brands include Sheaffer, Sharpie, Paper Mate, Parker, Scripto, Waterman and Caran D'ache, while Rocketbook, Rite in the Rain, Karst and Powerstick round out the notebook and desk side. Brand-name items have their own group if you want only known labels.

Screen printing leads with the most items, mostly pen barrels and notebook covers. Debossing, on many items, presses a logo into leather and soft-touch journal covers. Laser engraving, on a good number of products, gives metal pens a permanent, tonal mark, and full color printing, on a wide range of items, wraps detailed art around barrels and covers.

Yes, many. About hundreds of items use recycled materials, such as pens in recycled ABS, and many are FSC certified, mostly notebooks and paper goods. Some are PVC free. Bamboo appears in several products for a natural look, which helps buyers with sustainability goals.

Starting counts run from 4 pieces on luxury pens to 1,000 on the cheapest printed pencils. Writing products move through production in roughly 10 to 27 days, with setup fees from $25 to $160. The Items Under $1 group helps when you need thousands of handouts.