DYKEM Texpen Textile Marker Black- Fine Point Steel Tip

My mother in law said her fabric marker was running out. She uses it to sign and date all the handmade quilts and other decor items she gives as gifts. She wanted the exact same marker she's used for 15 years, not a cheap one from the craft store. I was able to find it easily here on Amazon, and send it directly to her. She's happy!

peels off to easy

Love the product; seller was too high but I needed them right then.

Texpen marker never worked as described. Company even provided a second pen thinking the first might be defective, but the ink would never flow consistently enough from either to make a smooth line.

Standard of textile industry. Works great.

Great addition to office for those items requiring marking for identification purposes. Easy to use and markers do not smell.

I purchased several pairs of expensive wool socks that were sized by individual sizes: size 7, size 8, size 9, etc. I found that even with careful washing in Cold water and hanging to dry these socks would shrink. I had to purchase size 11 to use on my size 9 feet. With special handling I was able to use size 10s, by washing in cold water, then stretching them while still wet.The Dykem black marker was to mark the toes on the size 10 socks to identify sizes . After two washes the markings were very difficult to see. Remarking did not help much. I suspect that if marking on white smooth cotton this item would work.