Here, at The Pen Company, we stock many different brands of pencil to suit any budget and application. From luxury clutch pencils to mechanical drafting pencils and wooden pencils for the school room.
Caran d'Ache is a company named after the pseudonym of a French cartoonist, which, appropriately, is Russian for pencil. Caran d'Ache is Switzerland's only manufacturers of luxury writing instruments and are as well know for their artist's materials as their luxury limited edition ranges.As you would expect these Swiss made products are of the highest quality.
A family-run business since 1761, Faber-Castell has the unique claim of being the oldest manufacturer of graphite pencils in the world. Faber-Castell produces a large range of both mechanical and wooden pencils for the artist and the writer.
The 'uber' brand of Faber-Castell, Graf von Faber-Castell, form the luxury arm of the company producing some fine mechanical and wooden pencils of exquisite quality. The range includes their Perfect Pencil intended to be the ultimate wooden pencil as well as limited edition mechanical pencils for the connoisseur.
Perhaps one of the best-known names in German stationery, Lamy produce some superb quality mechanical pencils at very competitive prices. Renowned for their quality all Lamy products are made in their own state-of-the-art factory in Heidelberg.
Porsche Design was established by Ferdinand Porsche in 1975. Ferdinand, a member of the sports car dynasty and designer of the eponymous Porsche 911, turned his attention to other products including writing instruments. With a distinct masculine leaning, Porsche Design products are modern and striking in their appearance, their mechanical pencils are no exception.
Possibly the most famous of all American stationery brands, Sheaffer produce a collection of mechanical pencils to match the pens in their range. Generally more traditional in appearance, all Sheaffer products now carry the 'White Dot' originally affixed by their founder Walt Sheaffer only after they passed his exacting quality control.
Established in Japan during 1913, Tombow produce some excellent artists pencils as well as some beautifully designed mechanical pencils including some with truly avant-garde aesthetics. Made in Japan with a build-quality you would expect from a company obsessed with detail, quality and design.