Sharpie Permanent Markers – AP Certified School Supplies for Kids' Homework and Art, 6 Pack
Sharpie Permanent Markers – AP Certified School Supplies for Kids' Homework and Art, 6 Pack
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Why you'll love it
- Three tip sizes in one pack cover fine detail, bold strokes, and versatile lines without buying separate sets
- Permanent, fade- and water-resistant ink prevents smudging and redoing work on important labels or art
- Works on paper, plastic, metal, and most surfaces, eliminating the need for specialty markers per material
- Quick-drying ink reduces smears when left-handed users or fast note-takers write in succession
- Trusted Sharpie brand with iconic, recognizable performance reduces purchase risk
- AP certified safe for use around children in school and home settings
Perfect for
- Labeling boxes, files, storage bins, and household items
- Creating posters, signage, and bulletin board displays
- Completing school projects, assignments, and presentations
- Marking and annotating documents, charts, and inventory
- Drawing, coloring, and detailed craft work requiring varied line weights
Product Information
Sharpie Permanent Markers with vivid ink
Marks on paper, plastic, metal, and most other surfaces
Dries quickly and resists fading and water; AP certified
Variety pack features markers with fine, ultra-fine, and chisel tips
Includes 2 fine, 2 ultra-fine, and 2 chisel-tip black Sharpie permanent markers
Bold to the max and permanent to the core, Sharpie Permanent Markers inspire you to transform ordinary surfaces into passionately creative statements. This variety pack features 6 markers in 3 different tip sizes: a bold fine point built for jaw-dropping marks, an incredibly sharp ultra-fine point for ridiculous detail, and a versatile chisel tip for both thin and thick lines. Made to write practically everywhere, vivid Sharpie markers eliminate dull and boring with iconic permanent ink that dries quickly and resists both water and fading.Ink Color: Black
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Point Type: Chisel
Additional Features: Fade Resistant, Multi Surface Use, Water Resistant
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.5
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: Water Resistant
Grip Type: Smooth
Color: Black
Style: Variety Pack
Theme: Writing
Pattern: Pen
Body Shape: Pen-like
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 2.72 ounces
Item Dimensions: 7.63 x 5.75 x 0.88 inches
Number of Pieces: 6
Recommended Uses For Product: Writing
Age Range Description: All ages
Target Audience: Adult, Kid, Youth
Model Name: SHARPIE MARKER BLACK BLACK
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Global Trade Identification Number: 00071641188839
Item Type Name: SHARPIE MARKER BLACK BLACK
Included Components: 2 Fine Tip, 2 Ultra-Fine Tip, 2 Chisel Tip Black Sharpie Permanent Markers
Warranty Description: No Warranty
Surface Recommendation: Paper, Plastic, Metal
Material Type: Metal
Ink Base: Water
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Sharpie pack safe for my child to use at school and at home?
Yes. The markers are AP certified non-toxic, meaning they have been reviewed by the Art and Creative Materials Institute and meet safety standards for use by children in school and home settings.
Can my elementary-aged child use these markers independently for school projects?
Yes. The ambidextrous design and AP non-toxic certification make the pack suitable for independent use by school-age children on posters, assignments, and craft projects, with normal adult supervision recommended for younger children.
Will the ink wash out of my child's clothing if it gets on a school uniform?
Permanent ink is designed to stay on surfaces, so it can be difficult to remove from fabric. We recommend having children wear a smock or old shirt, and treating any stains promptly with a stain remover formulated for permanent marker.
Are the caps on these markers a choking hazard for younger siblings?
Sharpie markers carry standard small-part warnings. The caps should be kept away from children under three, and we recommend adult supervision for any child who mouths pen caps.
Can my child use these markers for detailed coloring pages and bold poster headings with the same pack?
Yes. The 2 fine tip, 2 ultra-fine tip, and 2 chisel tip combination lets kids switch from detailed coloring and outlining to bold poster lettering without changing marker sets.
Is this a good marker pack to send to school with my K-12 student?
Yes. The variety of tip sizes covers the typical classroom range from detail work on assignments to bold strokes on posters, and the black ink is a standard requirement on most school supply lists.
Is this Sharpie pack safer for kids than cheap off-brand permanent markers?
Sharpie is AP certified non-toxic and manufactured under consistent quality controls. Off-brand markers may not carry the same third-party safety certification, so the Sharpie brand offers more documented assurance for parents.
How does this marker set compare to washable markers for young children?
Washable markers are designed to clean up easily from skin and fabric, while permanent markers are designed to stay put on labels, posters, and craft surfaces. For school projects and labeling that need to last, permanent is the better choice; for very young children who frequently get ink on clothes and walls, washable markers may be more practical.
Should I buy a kids' marker set instead of this Sharpie pack for my child's art table?
If your child only colors in coloring books and you prioritize easy cleanup, a washable kids' set may suit you better. If your child creates posters, signs, and lasting craft projects, the Sharpie variety pack delivers stronger, longer-lasting lines and the multi-tip flexibility that kids' sets typically lack.
Will the quick-drying ink prevent my left-handed child from smearing their work?
Yes. The fast-drying formula is especially helpful for left-handed students, who tend to drag their hand across freshly written text. The ink sets quickly enough to keep notes and posters looking clean.
Can my child use these markers on a variety of craft surfaces at home?
Yes. The ink works on paper, cardboard, plastic, and metal, so kids can decorate poster board, label storage bins, personalize water bottles, and complete mixed-media projects with the same pack.
Is the smell strong enough to bother my child in a small homework area?
The quick-drying formula means the solvent scent clears within seconds of writing. In a well-ventilated homework area, most children do not find the smell noticeable during normal use.
What if my child is rough on markers and tends to lose them?
A 6-count pack gives you a buffer for the inevitable lost cap or vanished marker. Replacing the entire variety pack is also typically more economical than buying single replacement markers one at a time.
I'm worried about permanent ink getting on my walls or furniture. Any advice?
Set clear rules about which surfaces are okay to write on, and consider designating a craft table or large sheet of paper as the workspace. Sharpie does offer a dedicated Sharpie remover for accidental marks on some hard surfaces, though results vary by material.
Is the ink safe if my child accidentally gets it on their skin?
The AP non-toxic certification means the ink is not classified as toxic in normal use. If ink gets on skin, washing with soap and water typically removes it. For any skin reaction, discontinue use and consult a healthcare provider.
At what age is it appropriate to let a child use permanent markers?
There is no single age guideline, but most parents introduce permanent markers around school age when children can understand surface rules. Adult supervision is recommended for younger children, and markers should always be stored out of reach of toddlers.
How do I get the best results when using these Sharpie permanent markers?
Recap the marker immediately after use, store it horizontally when possible, and write on a clean, dry surface. For the thinnest line, use the ultra-fine tip edge; for bold strokes, use the wide edge of the chisel tip.
How do I remove Sharpie ink if I make a mistake on a non-porous surface?
On non-porous surfaces like glass, metal, or sealed plastic, rubbing alcohol, dry-erase marker over the mark, or a dedicated Sharpie remover often lifts fresh permanent ink. Results vary by surface, and porous materials like paper and cardboard cannot be erased.
How should I store the markers so they last longer?
Keep the caps firmly sealed, store the markers horizontally at room temperature, and avoid leaving them in direct sunlight, hot cars, or freezing conditions, which can shorten ink life.
Does this marker pack work on fabric and clothing?
The ink will leave a mark on fabric, but it is not formulated as a fabric marker and may fade with washing. For clothing, totes, or shoes, a Sharpie fabric marker is a more durable choice.
Will the ink work on glossy photo paper, laminated surfaces, or whiteboard surfaces?
The ink adheres to most glossy and laminated surfaces, but it is permanent and cannot be erased from a whiteboard. Use a standard dry-erase marker on whiteboards and a permanent marker only when you want the mark to stay.
What is included in the Sharpie Permanent Markers Variety Pack, 6 Count?
The pack includes 6 black Sharpie permanent markers: 2 fine tip, 2 ultra-fine tip, and 2 chisel tip. No additional accessories are included, and no separate purchases are required to start using the markers.
Is permanent marker ink safe to use, and is it toxic?
This Sharpie pack is AP certified non-toxic, meaning it meets the Art and Creative Materials Institute's standards for use by children and adults in school and home settings. As with all markers, the ink should not be ingested, and use in well-ventilated areas is recommended.
Will the ink fade over time when exposed to sunlight or moisture?
The formula is fade-resistant and water-resistant for normal indoor and outdoor use. Prolonged direct sunlight or harsh weather can eventually affect any permanent ink, so for outdoor signage, a UV-protective clear coat can extend visibility.
What is the difference between a permanent marker and a dry-erase marker?
Permanent marker ink is designed to bond to surfaces and resist smudging, water, and erasing. Dry-erase marker ink is designed to lift off non-porous surfaces like whiteboards with a dry eraser. Sharpie's permanent markers should not be used on whiteboards if you want the marks to erase.
