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Gel pens with a matching refill for every colour

Each of our gel pen sets is counted the same way: 60 pens and 60 refills, one spare for every colour. A favorite teal runs out mid-page more often than people expect, and a spare in the case means the page gets finished. The tips are 0.8 to 1.0 mm, wide enough to show sparkle and narrow enough for the tight corners of a mandala.

You can choose the mix. One set is all sparkle, with glitter and neon-glitter inks. The other spreads its 60 colours across metallic, glitter, pastel, neon, rainbow and classic ink. Both come with coloring sheets, a color chart to fill in, and a zip case that keeps pens and refills together.

Before you pick

All glitter or a mixed set?

Glitter sets shine on cards and coloring pages. The mixed set adds pastel and metallic ink, which reads well on dark paper and in journals.

Coloring or writing?

Both. The 0.8 to 1.0 mm tip fills small shapes smoothly and writes a bold, clear line in a planner.

How do you keep colours straight?

Fill in the color chart on day one. Barrel colour and ink colour never match exactly, and the chart shows the truth.

The first stroke is only a test

Nothing on a swatch card has to be good. It only has to tell you what the colour does. Pick a pad, pick something to mark it with, and give yourself one row of honest tests before the real drawing begins.