Kaweco Classic Sport Fountain Pen Bordeaux
Timelessly beautiful – the bordeaux fountain pen of the Classic Sport series looks equally nostalgic and modern. The combination of this colour and the golden elements is on point and conveys a particularly nostalgic charm.
In 1911 something remarkable by the name of Kaweco Sport was created. The pocket fountain pen only measures 10.5 cm when closed. Therefore, it can easily be taken anywhere. With the cap mounted, it grows to a normal size of 13 cm.
You can choose between five nib sizes from extra fine (EF) to extra broad (BB). If you’re not sure which size you want or need, we recommend the nib size M. All nibs, as well as the entire fountain pen, are made in Germany.
Our eleven colourful inks, mini converters, and clips in gold, silver, bronze, and black are perfect accessories for this fountain pen.
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