Sharpie Markers

Promotional Sharpie markers for offices start with everyday permanent ink and step up to archival writing and a metal pen. Here's how the styles build on each other.

1. Fine point and super permanent markers with pull-off caps and non-toxic, acid-free ink.
2. Ultra fine and dual tip markers for smaller writing, with the dual tip putting a fine and an ultra fine point on one barrel.
3. Retractable markers and highlighters that click open, including a chisel point highlighter and a fine marker with a safety seal against drying out.
4. Gel highlighters in pink or yellow, and archival ink pens with acid-free black or blue ink that resists paper bleed.
5. A metal retractable gel pen in champagne or gunmetal with a contoured rubber grip.

An office manager setting up a new filing system wants labels that still read clearly years from now. A Sharpie marker with fade resistant ink lets them write each box label once and forget about it, while a highlighter flags the dates that matter on every printout. When the archive boxes come back out at tax time, everything is still legible.

Most custom Sharpie markers can be printed, and the metal gel pen can be engraved for a more formal finish. Compare it with our cheap metal pens if a metal barrel matters most.

FAQs

What's the difference between fine point and ultra fine Sharpie markers?
Fine point markers draw a bolder line for boxes and signs, while ultra fine markers write more like a pen for labels and small notes. Both use permanent, quick drying ink that resists smearing and fading.

Are promotional Sharpie markers a good choice for office stationery cupboards?
Yes, the range covers most desk jobs, from fine point markers for boxes and signs to ultra fine styles for labels and archival pens for records. Retractable models use a safety seal against drying out, so there's no cap to lose around the office.

How does a gel Sharpie highlighter differ from a chisel tip one?
The gel highlighter uses a solid gel that glides over printouts without smearing and won't bleed through thin paper. The retractable chisel tip highlighter uses fast drying ink and gives a wider stroke with one click.

Do the retractable markers dry out?
Both retractable styles use a safety seal that closes over the tip when it's clicked shut, which protects the ink from drying out. That means there's no cap to lose and the marker is ready the moment it's needed.