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Small but MIGHTY introducing the Toms Studio Pocket Fountain Pen. This little pen packs quite a punch despite its diminutive size. Measuring 100mm when capped and a whopping 142mm posted, it feels like a full size pen perfect for all hand sizes. This is a zero compromise pocket pen with a fantastic selection of interchangeable nibs.

Balance – As customers who have followed my work for some time know, I obsess over balance. I think it can really make or break a writing instrument. Which is why Ive gone over the design and tweaked all of the materials and dimensions to get a balance that sits perfectly in the centre of the pen. Also, when posted (cap on the back of the pen) the extra length just gives you an extra bit of leverage to play with so that you can achieve a lightness of touch when practicing calligraphic upstrokes too.

No Limits – Traditional fountain pens often have a restricted grip area thats next to an ungrippable thread section. Personally I like to hold the pen closer to the nib when writing and further away when drawing. Which is why the Pocket Pen has a 50mm length with no interference.

Sustainability – As you know Im a big advocate for creating products that last. Despite being an innately sustainable design, the fountain pen has an Achilles heel the disposable ink cartridge its incredibly convenient but once empty its unfortunately destined for landfill. So Ive included a very handy ink syringe, this gives you the ability to refill your ink cartridges! It works by drawing up ink from a bottle of your choice which you can then fill your previous cartridge with!

Micro-Grooves – Customer feedback (thanks folks!) has led me to machine tiny little grooves in the body of the pen. This means you get all the benefits of the anodised aluminium (longevity, colour weight) without a slippery grip.

Roll stop – Octagons are the bestagons… hitting that sweet spot between comfortable form in the hand, whilst stopping your beloved pen from disappearing from sight as it plunges towards the floor (inevitably) nib first.