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A tidy little command center that keeps pens, pencils, and sharp things exactly where you need them. The top holds your everyday tools in plain sight. The bottom has a hidden magnetic strip that secures blades and sharps so they're not rolling around loose or stabbing you when you reach for a ruler. There's also a slot for scraps and trimmings—stuff you'd otherwise scatter across your desk before finally sweeping it all into the trash in one guilty motion. Clean lines, minimal footprint, genuinely useful. For people who make things and prefer their workspace to feel intentional instead of chaotic. **Features:** Top storage for pens, pencils, markers, and small tools Hidden magnetic strip for blades, X-Acto knives, and other sharps Built-in scrap disposal slot for trimmings and clippings Minimalist design that doesn't take over your desk Convinced at least one person they're "organized now" (results may vary by person)

Modern Fuel machines these from a single block of solid metal — no plastic, no filler, no compromises. The bolt action mechanism has a click that turns into a small habit; the kind of thing you find yourself doing during meetings. Every cone and body are precision-mated at production, so the fit is specific to your pen. Ships ready to write. Machined from solid metal, one block Bolt action mechanism with adjustable action Ships with Pilot G-2 refill (a genuinely excellent ink) Includes custom wrench, spare spring, and set screw Each pen is uniquely fitted — yours and no one else’s The click is deeply, embarrassingly satisfying

Chadwick Parker and Joe Huang started BIGiDESIGN in Chattanooga in 2009 with a simple pitch: bring people innovative everyday carry gear that helps them do more and carry less. This titanium pocket pen is part of their USA-made collection, crafted in Chattanooga. It's a telescoping pen — the body adjusts in length to fit different sized refills, whether you prefer a Parker ballpoint or a rollerball. An auto-adjusting collet grip at the writing tip keeps the refill wiggle-free. The grip section has 13 stripes. It's made from Grade 5 titanium with a Grade 4 titanium pocket clip and silicon O-rings. Comes with a Schmidt P900 ink refill installed, two spare O-rings, and a USA Ranger eye patch and sticker. A telescoping pen is objectively weird. Most pens are just one length and you deal with it. This one slides and adjusts like a tiny trombone for your pocket, which is either brilliant or completely unnecessary depending on how you feel about refill compatibility. Either way, you get an eye patch with it, so at least there's that. Grade 5 titanium body with Grade 4 titanium pocket clip Telescoping body adjusts for Parker or Rollerball refills Auto-adjusting collet grip for wiggle-free writing 13 stripes on grip section 4.11" with ballpoint refill / 4.65" with rollerball refill 0.67 oz empty Made in Chattanooga, Tennessee Eye patch and sticker included because apparently you need props Includes Schmidt P900 refill, 2 spare O-rings, eye patch & sticker

BIGiDESIGN makes EDC gear for people who want to do more and carry less, and this little pen is exhibit A. It's a compact metal click pen that takes D1 refills — the kind of thing that lives in your pocket for years without announcing itself. Chadwick Parker and Joe Huang started the company in Chattanooga in 2009 with a thing for titanium and a Kickstarter launch in 2011. They work with craftsmen around the globe (some pieces made in Tennessee, some overseas with a long-term partner in China, components from Japan and Germany) to build tools that last. This pen comes in four metals: titanium, brass, copper, or zirconium. Pick the one that speaks to you, or the one that matches your other pocket junk. Small enough to forget it's there until you need it, which is the entire point of a good pocket pen. This thing won't save your life, but it will let you sign receipts with an air of quiet superiority. Takes D1 refills 3.88 inches long 0.74 oz Body diameter 0.36 inches Available in Titanium Grade 5, Brass, Copper C11000, or Zirconium 702 Click mechanism Made by BIGiDESIGN in partnership with craftsmen in the USA and overseas Will judge you if you still use those free hotel pens Fits in a shirt pocket without looking like you're trying too hard Components sourced from Japan, Germany, and the USA

Chris Elfering, a former Army officer who founded BOND Travel Gear, got into fountain pens and discovered that regular paper couldn't handle the ink — it feathered and bled through. He found Tomoe River paper from Japan, which worked beautifully, but the notebooks available weren't built to last or travel well. So he started LOCHBY (pronounced 'Lock-Bee,' named after Minneapolis, the City of Lakes) to make durable, fountain pen-friendly notebooks and everyday carry gear. This pocket journal uses that same Tomoe River paper from Japan, with refills assembled in Taiwan and soft goods assembled in Vietnam by skilled artisans in facilities committed to quality and ethical production. A notebook small enough that you can't blame the notebook when you run out of interesting things to write. You're on your own for that part. The paper will handle your fountain pen ink without complaint, which is more than most paper can say. Tomoe River paper from Japan Fountain pen-friendly — no feathering or bleed-through Refills assembled in Taiwan Soft goods assembled in Vietnam Durable construction for everyday carry Fits in a pocket, which is where pockets really shine Refillable design

Chris Elfering founded LOCHBY after leaving the Army and discovering that most paper wasn't up to the task of handling fountain pen ink without feathering or bleeding through. He tracked down Tomoe River paper from Japan—the stuff fountain pen people swear by—but the notebooks using it weren't built to travel or take a beating. So he made his own. This pocket-size refill uses 68 gsm Tomoe River paper with a 5mm dot grid, wrapped in a simple Kraft cover and stitch-bound. It's designed in the USA, made with materials from Japan, and assembled in Taiwan. Fits the Mini Field Journal and Pocket Journal as a refill. Tomoe River paper is what happens when Japan decides regular paper isn't taking ink seriously enough. It's thin as a secret and tough as a grudge. Fountain pen people hoard it. You can write on both sides without the ink staging a jail break to the next page. If you've been using grocery store notebooks and wondering why your handwriting looks like a crime scene, this is probably why. 3.5" x 5.5" (8.9 cm x 14 cm) 72 pages (36 double-sided sheets) 68 gsm Tomoe River paper from Japan 5mm dot grid spacing Kraft paper cover, stitch binding Acid-free paper prevents bleed-through and feathering Also available in Ruled (7mm line spacing), Plain, and Planner formats Compatible with LOCHBY Mini Field Journal and Pocket Journal as a refill Assembled in Taiwan Designed in the USA, materials from Japan, assembled in Taiwan—more stamps than your passport Small enough to forget it's in your pocket until you actually need it

A machined, modular fountain pen built for people who take writing seriously but don’t need it to be precious. The Bock 180 EF nib is pre-installed and ready to go; the hex tool, converter, and ink capsules are all in the box. Optional accessories let you configure it exactly how you like. Bock 180 EF nib pre-installed Polished stainless clip, grooved grip Custom 5mm hex tool (6061 aluminum) included Mini cartridge converter + 2 black and 1 blue ink capsule Optional: body cap, loop attachment, smooth grip, alternate nibs, long body Writing things by hand is back and this pen knew it first

Japanese precision meets your sketchbook. These MONO pencils pack extra-refined, high-density graphite that won't crumble mid-masterpiece or leave you with those annoying smudgy fingers. The break-resistant cores stay sharp longer than your attention span, laying down clean lines whether you're sketching architectural details or doodling your boss with devil horns. This set covers your full tonal range with six essential grades from whisper-light 2H to velvet-dark 6B. Plus you get a MONO Zero eraser that's surgically precise — perfect for lifting highlights or fixing that one wonky eyebrow that's been haunting your portrait. • Six pencil grades: 2H, HB, B, 2B, 4B, 6B • Extra-refined, high-density graphite cores • Break-resistant with superior point strength • Includes MONO Zero round eraser • Smear-proof performance • Made by people who take graphite very seriously

Tombow made this eraser partly from scallop shells — at least 10% of it, to be exact — which is one of the more interesting material choices in the stationery world. Beyond the origin story, it erases cleanly with minimal pressure, doesn’t damage paper, and comes in a sleeve made from 70% recycled wastepaper. PVC-free, phthalate-free, and better at its job than its humble appearance suggests. Made with a minimum of 10% scallop shell biomass Same clean performance as the original MONO Eraser Removes marks with light pressure, no paper damage Protective sleeve made from 70% wastepaper pulp PVC and phthalate-free Great for art, school, and office use Possibly the most interesting eraser you’ll ever own

Chris Elfering founded LOCHBY after realizing fountain pen ink feathered and bled through regular paper. He found Tomoe River paper from Japan—thin, smooth, perfect for fountain pens—but the notebooks using it weren't built to last or easy to carry. So he made one that was. The Field Journal is a rugged refillable notebook designed for journaling and sketching, built with waxed canvas from South Korea and Tomoe River paper refills assembled in Taiwan. It's the kind of thing you keep using because it doesn't fall apart. Somewhere in an alternate universe, Chris Elfering is still using a floppy notebook that falls apart every three months and quietly resenting it. In this universe, he made something better and now we all get to benefit from his fountain pen obsession. You're welcome. Refillable notebook system with Tomoe River paper from Japan Waxed canvas exterior sourced from South Korea Designed specifically for fountain pen ink—no feathering or bleed-through Suitable for journaling, sketching, and everyday writing Refills assembled in Taiwan by skilled artisans Soft goods assembled in Vietnam in facilities committed to ethical production Created by Chris Elfering, former Army officer and founder of BOND Travel Gear Named after Minneapolis, the City of Lakes Shipped from fulfillment center in New Jersey Makes you realize you've been writing on garbage paper your whole life Also works with regular pens if you're not fancy about it

Chris Elfering started LOCHBY after his Army days because fountain pens deserved better paper. He found Tomoe River stock from Japan — 68 gsm, designed to handle ink without feathering or bleeding through — and built notebooks around it. This A5 refill has 72 pages of that paper, bound with stitching and wrapped in a kraft cover. It fits LOCHBY's Field Journal, Field Folio A5, and Daily Folio A5. Designed in the USA, paper from Japan, assembled in Taiwan. Fountain pen people are intense about paper the way some people are intense about coffee beans. This is the paper they get intense about. If you use a ballpoint, it still works fine, but you won't get to feel smugly correct about gsm ratings. 72 pages (36 double-sided sheets) 68 gsm Tomoe River paper from Japan Acid-free, resists bleed-through and feathering Kraft paper cover Stitch binding 5.83" x 8.27" (14.8 cm x 21 cm) Fits Field Journal, Field Folio A5, and Daily Folio A5 Blank pages: 72 opportunities to procrastinate Designed in USA, assembled in Taiwan

Chris Elfering, who founded LOCHBY after a career as an Army officer and the creator of BOND Travel Gear, got into fountain pens and quickly learned that most paper isn't up to the task — ink feathers, bleeds through, makes a mess. He found Tomoe River paper from Japan, which handles fountain pen ink beautifully, but the notebooks using it weren't built to travel or take a beating. So he made his own. This A5 ruled notebook uses that same 68gsm Tomoe River paper, stitch-bound with a simple kraft cover. It's designed in the USA, assembled in Taiwan, and the paper is acid-free. The 6mm line spacing keeps things tidy without being cramped. Fits inside the Field Journal, Field Folio A5, and Daily Folio A5 if you're into that kind of organizational nesting. Tomoe River paper has a cult following among fountain pen people, the kind who have opinions about nib sizes and will absolutely notice if your ink feathers. This notebook keeps them happy. Also works fine with a ballpoint if you're not there yet. 68gsm Tomoe River paper from Japan 72 pages, A5 size (5.8" x 8.3") 6mm ruled line spacing Stitch-bound with kraft paper cover Acid-free paper Compatible with Field Journal, Field Folio A5, and Daily Folio A5 Refills faster than your journal entries get deep Assembled in Taiwan

Chris Elfering, a former Army officer who founded BOND Travel Gear, got into fountain pens and discovered that most paper couldn't handle the ink without feathering or bleeding through. He found Tomoe River paper from Japan—thin, fountain pen-friendly stock that actually works—but the notebooks using it weren't built to last or travel well. So he started LOCHBY (named after Minneapolis, the City of Lakes, where he's from) to make better ones. This A5 notebook measures 5.83 x 8.27 inches with 72 pages of 68 gsm white Tomoe River paper, stitch-bound with a kraft paper cover. The 5mm dot grid keeps things organized without getting in the way. Acid-free paper, designed in the USA, assembled in Taiwan. Tomoe River paper is so thin you can practically see through it, which sounds like a design flaw until you write on it with a fountain pen and realize it's some kind of Japanese sorcery. No feathering, no bleed-through, just your handwriting looking better than it deserves to. The kraft cover won't win design awards, but that's the point—this thing is here to work, not pose for Instagram. 5.83 x 8.27 inches (14.8 cm x 21 cm) 72 pages of 68 gsm white Tomoe River paper from Japan 5mm dot grid spacing Stitch-bound construction Kraft paper cover Acid-free paper Also available in ruled, plain, wide ruled, and planner layouts Fountain pen people will absolutely lecture you about this paper at parties Planner option includes six-month layout with monthly and weekly spreads, week starts Monday

Chadwick Parker and Joe Huang started BIGiDESIGN in 2009 with a focus on titanium EDC gear that does more while you carry less. This bolt action pen is CNC machined and assembled in-house at their Chattanooga shop from Grade 5 titanium, with a brass slider and a reversible deep carry clip in Grade 4 titanium. It ships with a Schmidt MegaLine pressurized refill and an extra titanium Damascus bolt, plus a lifetime warranty. The pen's designed to work with a wide range of refills, so you're not locked into one cartridge forever. Somewhere in Chattanooga there's a machine shop where people spend their days making pens that could probably survive a house fire. This is one of them. It's got a bolt you rack like a tiny rifle, which is either deeply satisfying or deeply unnecessary depending on how you feel about tactile fidget objects that also write. Either way, it's not going in the junk drawer. CNC machined from Grade 5 titanium Brass slider, Grade 4 titanium deep carry clip (reversible, milled) Includes titanium Damascus bolt (extra) Schmidt MegaLine Pressurized Refill (P 950M) included Compatible with a wide range of pen refills Solid metal construction Machined and assembled in Chattanooga, Tennessee Bolt action because clicking is for cowards Lifetime warranty