Sharpie Fine Point Black Permanent Markers 12 Pack for School Supplies and Craft Projects for Children
Sharpie Fine Point Black Permanent Markers 12 Pack for School Supplies and Craft Projects for Children
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Why you'll love it
- Iconic Sharpie brand trust as the original permanent marker
- Multi-surface versatility eliminates the need for multiple marker types
- Quick-drying and fade-resistant ink keeps marks looking clean over time
- 12-count bulk pack delivers strong per-unit value for frequent users
- AP-certified non-toxic formula makes it safe around kids and classrooms
- Made in USA with global components reassures quality-conscious buyers
Perfect for
- Labeling moving boxes, storage bins, and shipping packages
- Marking up documents, charts, and whiteboards in office settings
- Creating detailed art, doodles, and craft projects on paper or canvas
- Writing on plastic, metal, and wood surfaces for DIY or workshop projects
- School assignments and classroom use for students age 8 and up
Product Information
Proudly permanent ink marks on paper, plastic, metal, and most other surfaces
Intensely brilliant colors create eye-popping, vibrant impressions
Remarkably resilient ink dries quickly and resists fading and water; AP certified
Endlessly versatile fine tip makes impressively bold, detailed marks
Includes 12 black markers
Made in the USA with global components
Bold to the max and permanent to the core, Sharpie Permanent Markers inspire you to transform ordinary surfaces into passionately creative statements. Made to write practically everywhere, vivid Sharpie markers eliminate dull and boring. The original permanent marker, Sharpie has iconic ink that dries quickly and resists both water and fading.Ink Color: Black
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Point Type: Fine
Additional Features: Fade Resistant, Quick-Drying Ink
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.3mm
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: true
Grip Type: Standard
Color: Black
Style: 12 Count
Pattern: Markers
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Item Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 0.31"D x 5.9"W x 5.75"H
Number of Pieces: 12
Recommended Uses For Product: Drawings
Age Range Description: 8+
Target Audience: Adult, Kid, Youth
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Item Type Name: Stick
Included Components: Markers (12)
Warranty Description: no warranty
Surface Recommendation: Metal
Material Type: Aluminum
Ink Base: Water
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this marker truly non-toxic and safe for my 8-year-old to use at home?
Yes. The Sharpie fine tip permanent marker is AP-certified non-toxic, which means it has been reviewed by an independent toxicologist and is considered safe for use by children age 8 and up when used as intended.
Will the ink wash out of my child's clothes if they draw on their shirt by accident?
Sharpie permanent ink is designed to be fade- and water-resistant, so it can be difficult to remove from fabric once it dries. We recommend having your child wear a craft smock or old t-shirt and covering the work surface to avoid stains on favorite clothes.
Can my child use this for school projects that will be displayed or graded?
Absolutely. The fine 0.3mm point is great for neat handwriting, detailed drawings, and labeled diagrams, so it's a versatile choice for assignments, posters, science fair boards, and art class projects.
Is the fine point small enough for a child to use comfortably, or is it more of an adult marker?
The 0.3mm fine point writes with light pressure and works well for kids who are practicing neat handwriting and detailed coloring. Younger children may prefer a chisel or ultra-fine tip depending on the project, but for ages 8 and up this is a comfortable everyday choice.
Does the quick-drying ink help prevent smudges when kids are working fast on homework?
Yes. Sharpie's quick-drying formula helps ink set fast, so left-handed students and kids who rest their hand on the page are less likely to smear their work mid-assignment.
What ages is this marker recommended for?
Sharpie permanent markers are AP-certified non-toxic and recommended for children age 8 and up, making them suitable for elementary school students, classroom use, and supervised family craft time.
Is the cap child-safe, or is there a choking hazard I should worry about?
Marker caps are small parts and can present a choking hazard for very young children. The marker itself is recommended for ages 8 and up, and we suggest keeping caps out of reach of toddlers and infants.
Can this marker be used on a classroom whiteboard by a student?
Sharpie permanent markers are not designed for whiteboards and can leave lasting marks. Teachers typically reserve Sharpie for permanent labels, posters, and craft projects, and use dedicated dry-erase markers for student whiteboard activities.
How does this compare to washable markers for young kids?
Washable markers are designed to lift out of skin, clothes, and most surfaces, while Sharpie permanent markers are built to stay put. For younger children or messy art sessions, washable markers are more forgiving; for school projects, labels, and detailed craft work, the permanence of Sharpie is the advantage.
Is the 12-count pack a good size for a family with multiple kids doing homework?
Yes. A 12-count gives each child their own marker and a few backups, which means no fights over the working pen during homework time and plenty of supply for group projects, poster boards, and study sessions.
I'm worried about my child drawing on the walls or furniture — is the ink permanent?
Sharpie ink is designed to be permanent on most surfaces, which is exactly why it works so well for craft and school projects. Because of that permanence, we strongly recommend setting kids up at a covered table or desk and explaining which surfaces are okay to draw on before they get started.
How do I store the markers so they don't dry out between uses?
Always recap the marker firmly until you hear a click, and store it horizontally if possible. Keeping the markers at room temperature, away from extreme heat or cold, will also help extend their usable life.
What surfaces can I use Sharpie permanent markers on?
Sharpie fine tip permanent markers are designed to write on paper, plastic, metal, wood, glass, and most other common surfaces, making them a versatile choice for office, classroom, craft, and workshop projects.
How long does the ink take to dry, and will it smudge if I touch it right away?
Sharpie permanent ink is quick-drying and typically sets within a few seconds on most surfaces. It's designed to resist smudging with normal handling, though on glossy surfaces it's best to give it a moment longer before touching.
Are these markers compatible with label maker tape and adhesive labels?
Yes. The fine tip lays down clean, legible lines on standard adhesive label tapes and shipping labels, so you can write tracking numbers, addresses, and contents directly on top of the label.
Will the ink bleed through thin printer paper or tracing paper?
On standard copy and printer paper the ink sits on the surface cleanly. On very thin papers like tracing paper or newsprint, you may see some show-through, so a heavier paper is recommended for double-sided or presentation work.
What comes in the box when I order the 12-count pack?
You receive twelve Sharpie permanent markers with a fine 0.3mm point in black ink. The markers are bundled in the standard retail packaging and are ready to use straight out of the box — no additional accessories required.
Is Sharpie ink safe to use, and are there any safety concerns I should know about?
Sharpie permanent markers are AP-certified non-toxic and are safe for use by adults and children age 8 and up when used as directed. As with any writing instrument, avoid contact with eyes and keep caps away from young children due to the small parts choking hazard.
Will the ink eventually fade if I archive labeled boxes for years?
Sharpie black ink is fade-resistant and water-resistant, so labeled boxes, files, and storage bins should remain clearly legible for years under normal indoor storage conditions.
What's the difference between a permanent marker and a dry-erase marker?
Permanent markers use an ink that is designed to bond with the surface and resist water, smudging, and fading, which makes them ideal for labels, signs, and long-lasting marks. Dry-erase markers use a non-bonding ink that sits on the surface of whiteboards and is meant to be wiped away cleanly. Using a permanent marker on a whiteboard will usually leave a mark that does not erase.
