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FABRIC MARKER BROAD

FABRIC MARKER BROAD

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$3.39
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The Fabric Marker Broad Point is a great fabric marker pen to use for writing or designing on any personalized shirt, costume, or gift. With this broad tip, you can draw tick lines and cover a large area quickly. This fabric marker is easy to use with no prewashing and no heat treatment required. Comes in 24 colors, including fluorescents, water-resistant when dry. Ink is acid-free, non-toxic, and pigmented.

Specifications

  • Acid-free/non-toxic
  • Permanent dying ink
  • Broad bullet-shaped point
  • No steaming/ironing needed
  • Dry clean or gentle wash
  • Conforms to ASTM D4236
  • Item# 622

Uses

Good for marking, drawing and writing on most fabrics.

Colors

See the color chart here.

24 Colors available:
black, red, blue, green, yellow, brown, orange, warm grey, golden rod, magenta, khaki, navy, pale green, light cool grey, crimson lake, flesh tone, dark violet, cherry, fluorescent green, fluorescent yellow, fluorescent orange, fluorescent violet, fluorescent pink, fluorescent light blue
Color: 5 Yellow

Customer Reviews

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ADRIANNE
great marker!

the colors are wonderful and they work great!

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JOHN DURHAM
Not what I’m looking for. Point. Far more broad.

I like the “fabric” marker. I use it to mark boxes I deliver for the Postal Service. I wish I could find a very broad point. I can use, I can’t write with, “chisel” points. However, I will probably order more of them, not the “oil” marker.

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Ronald Conti

I use the markers on paper, mainly because they do not bleed through to the backside.