White Laundry Marker - Ideal for HM Forces (Twin Pack)

Used for work overall, goes in to the company industial laundry service, which is a boil wash and had issues with previous markers fading within a few washes.Have used various name tags and many different laundry markers over 30 years. This is the best one i have come across.Marker works well, soaks well in to fabric without bleeding. Allowing to dry and going over again to build up layers works best for me.As with all markers it does fade with washes over time, lasts several time longer than any others I've used. As it fades it leaves a ghost lettering which is still readable, other markers tended to disappear.Happy with these laundry markers and have purchased twice now.Price could always be better, but considering longevity still a cost effective and worthwhile purchaseSeen some comments does not last long, found this depends on usage, can be used quite fine lettering if needed and last longer. Again could be better but still acceptable.These markers have saved "missing " overalls being found at the laundry and also prevented overalls mistakenly taken by work colleagues. Loss rate previously about seven to eight sets a year so guess they pay for themselves.Supplier -quick delivery and well packaged, markers are sealed so are not exposed until opened, so can be stored for several months with no risk of drying out. Have gone back to one of these after 9mts and still usableIf you have read this far, sorry i do tend to ramble, but these are so good, I'm writing this review so you don't take the next thirty years finding them like i did lol

Ok at first and done the job but soon stopped working - maybe it was a duff one

best white pen i’ve ever had, amazing in fabric and great for marking out alteration or design plans

Sorry. Too thick a point. Hard to use on some clothing. Have to shake too long to get it to flow

Prompt delivery does what it says on the tin !

I bought this to cover am embroidered navy logo on white leather shoes. I liked the shoes but the logo was to big and tacky. I bought this pen to try and cover the logo as much as possible. It took quite a bit of pressing on the nib to get the ink flowing but once it started it was fine. I've given the logo a couple of coats and aim to do a couple more. After the first coat the logo was fainter but still obvious so a few coats should be required. But I expected that. Inalso discovered that dabbing the nib gave better coverage than colouring in but if you are writing a name that might be difficult. All I all I'm happy. Time will tell if it lasts. As its on shoes which will flex and get wet I'm expecting to have to top it up every so often but fingers crossed I don't have to.

Doesn't even write and there is this rattling inside the pen, possibly the ink? Either way, I couldn't open it to see. Naff.

This arrived quickly and well packaged, ideal for repair of scuff marks on shoes but looks like dry spoiled milk on a white t shirt which was worse than the stain. The reason for this is mostly because when it dries the solution is "heavier " than light t shirt material so it may work on a heavier fabric but I didn't try it . However although originally bought for my granddaughter's school uniform my daughters old trainers now look much better.

Our markers work great, after priming them (pushing the tip down just until the ink starts to flow) it was easy to write on the t shirt. We wanted to have young team members "autograph" an event t shirt, these markers did the trick.

I got this to see if it would help with very dark (several inches wide), large permanent black sharpie stains on a bedspread after many oxi soakings and many other efforts, all the methods. I didn't think it would work. Here's what I did:First applied it really heavily, several coats, scribbling back and forth, until the ink stain was covered (floral bedspread). It did cover the stain, to my surprise. Took just a minute to do that. So now have a big white spot.Then purchased colored (also waterproof) fabric pens, a lot of them, and matched up the pattern. Using the white and various colors in layers I was able to do that pretty well - no one can spot it. Took about 10 minutes and a little artistry.This amazed me. I'm away from home but will add pic when I return. This wouldn't work so well on, say, a white shirt, as the whites and texture probably wouldn't perfectly match, unless it was a tiny, not front and center spot. But this is a very beloved and expensive Pottery Barn bedspread and I'm delighted.I haven't washed it yet, but if the color fades (it's not supposed to) it's just so easy and quick to do again.So - colored fabric dye pens alone won't cover a black ink stain, but over a white one they will. And you can work with the colored ones to match better by layering them, to a large extent anyway.Another option that works (I did this elsewhere) is to dab bleach on an ink stain on a colored print until it's almost gone. Careful, it spreads and leaves a white spot; use tiny bit of bleach. Then heavy white fabric dye over any bit of smudge that's left, and then continue/duplicate the pattern on that with dye pens. Tricky but possible to match colors if you get a lot of the pens. Again, this is only worth it on an item that you really care about preserving.

I bought this product to go along with a black t-shirt I had gotten my brother for his bachelor party. We brought these markers with us so that while we were bar hopping, we could get strangers to write words of advice (or drawings... most of them were drawings of... well... nvm) on the shirt. It made for hilarious antics and he'll now have that shirt with all of those memories to keep with him. These markers were super easy to use and to carry around with us, and the paint they put on the shirt was clear enough to see, but not wet enough to soak through the shirt while he was wearing it. Great product!

Pinta muy bien y aguanta mucho!

Muy útil para marcar la ropa obscura de los niños