A.W. Faber-Castell Vertrieb GmbH

Faber-Castell Poly Ball Flow Edition

Germany , Stein

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Faber-Castell Poly Ball Flow Edition

With its trendy dip-dye style, the Poly Ball Flow Edition spreads good vibes at your desk. For frequent writers, the Poly Ball ballpoint pen not only looks cool, but also features a non-slip soft-touch surface, ergonomic grip zone and super-smooth XB refill. A clear sign for the environment: the plastic parts of the Poly Ball Urban are made from 64% recycled plastic. The Poly Pen fountain pen also impresses with its optimal ink-nib combination for extra smooth writing. Sustainable bonus: the plastic parts are made from 75% recycled plastic.

Pencils in a grip design, sharpeners, erasers, compasses and other accessories complete the new colourful Flow concept. It is available in the trendy colours Punchy Melon, Buzzing Blue and Blushing Sky.

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