Sharpie Twin-Tip Dual-Ended Marker
Two Tips, One Marker, Your Logo on a Tool People Actually Use
Most promotional items get a polite nod at a trade show giveaway table and end up in a drawer by Friday — but a Sharpie goes to work immediately, and it keeps working until the ink runs dry.
Finding a branded writing tool that fits equally well in a new hire onboarding kit, a sales conference swag bag, and a daily office routine is genuinely difficult. A single-tip marker feels limiting. A novelty pen feels cheap. And ordering in bulk often means committing to high minimums for a product that nobody asked for.
These custom Sharpie twin-tip markers solve that problem directly. Fine tip and ultra-fine tip two-in-one writing means every recipient gets a marker built for office file labeling and document signing with the same tool they'd use to address a package or mark a whiteboard. You're ordering Sharpie custom imprinted twin-tip markers in bulk with a low 200-unit minimum, which means a focused run for a specific event is just as practical as a standing supply order. The screen printed barrel imprint sits cleanly on a durable plastic barrel, and the water- and fade-resistant non-toxic ink ensures your logo stays as sharp as the marks the pen makes.
Product Specifications
- Tip Style: Fine point and ultra-fine point, dual-ended
- Ink: Permanent, AP-certified non-toxic; water-, smear-, and fade-resistant
- Barrel Material: Durable plastic
- Country of Origin: Made in the USA
- Imprint Method: Screen Print
- Imprint Area: 1.5" W x 0.5" H on barrel
- Packaging: Bulk packed
- Minimum Order Quantity: 200 units
Orders start at just 200 units, making this a practical choice whether you're stocking a single event or replenishing office supplies across a department. Get a custom quote or place your order online today.
Explore our full range of Sharpie Brand Promotional Products for more options.
Anatomy of a Custom Pen
Choosing the right pen construction ensures your promotional giveaway looks professional, functions flawlessly, and stays in your customers' hands.
- The Essentials: A pen is built from core structural components—like the barrel (your main design real estate) and the ink style (ballpoint, gel, or rollerball), which dictates how smoothly it writes.
- The Accents: Secondary details like ergonomic grips, structural trim, and secure clips add both comfort for the writer and vibrant color-matching opportunities for your brand.
Dive into a pen's anatomy with our full guide: The Anatomy of a Custom Pen.
Artwork Resolution & File Formats
Because custom pens offer a compact printing canvas, standard web images (like JPG or PNG) can become blurry or jagged when scaled down.
- Required Formats: Please submit your corporate logo or text in a vector format, specifically .EPS or .SVG.
- Why it matters: Vector files use mathematical coordinates rather than pixels. This allows our printing equipment to scale your graphics down infinitely without losing a single pixel of crispness, ensuring fine lines.
That being said, feel free to send over whatever you have ready and our team will take it from there!
Exact Color Matching (PMS Colors)
When trying to align the Trim Color or accent pieces of a pen with your strict corporate identity, guessing the shade isn't an option.
- The System: We utilize the Pantone Matching System (PMS) to guarantee precision.
- How to use it: When submitting your design requirements, specify your brand's unique PMS color codes if you know them. This ensures the ink imprint on the barrel or the selected plastic trim matches your official company colors perfectly.
Don't fret if you don't have that information. We will do our best to match the colors!
Font Legibility & Minimum Sizes
The Clip Imprint (Clip Imp) area is an incredibly high-visibility spot for phone numbers or taglines, but it offers highly limited real estate.
- Font Choice: We recommend using clean, sans-serif fonts (like Helvetica, Arial, or Futura) for high-contrast legibility. Avoid intricate script or cursive fonts in this area.
- Minimum Size: Any text placed on the clip must be a minimum of 6 pt font to prevent the ink from filling in the loops of letters like e, o, or a. If you're squeezing a long URL onto the clip, consider using the main barrel instead to keep it readable at a glance.
- If you have any questions, feel free to contact us first.
