Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen in silver, angled view showing its flat blade profile and wire clip
Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen shown with its tip extended for writing
Hand writing in an open notebook with a Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen
Two Pen Type-C titanium pocket pens leaning against a small metal block
Hands flipping a Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen into writing position over a small notebook
Close-up of two hands holding a Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen
Repeating pattern of silver Pen Type-C titanium pocket pens
Hand sketching in a notebook with a silver Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen, next to sunglasses, calipers, and scissors on a desk
Fingers pinching a Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen edge-on, showing its thin profile
Close-up of a Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen's wire clip and tip, on a blush background
Close-up of a Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen's stainless steel clip mechanism, on a blush background
Silver Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen clipped to the edge of a notebook with an orange dot cover
Close-up of a silver Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen's engraved serial number and ink cartridge window
Silver Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen shown in full profile with engraved serial number
Silver Pen Type-C titanium pocket pen resting on a notebook with an orange dot cover, on a weathered wood surface

Pen Type-C: Titanium Pocket Pen, Silver

$60.00

Thin enough to double as a bookmark, Pen Type-C is a titanium pocket pen built to disappear — into a wallet, a notebook spine, a shirt pocket. This one is bare grade 5 titanium, in a glass bead blast finish.

Slide it into a notebook spine and it holds your place. Clip it to a pocket and it rides along until you need it. A bent spring-steel guard protects the tip when it's not writing — flip the pen around and it snaps into position. The stainless steel clip lifts off with a flathead screwdriver, for anyone who'd rather carry it bare. It's built for Pilot's Hi-Tec-C Coleto ink cartridges, engineered not to dry out or leak — swap one by snapping the old cartridge free and pressing the new one into place.

Grade 5 titanium, glass bead blast finish, refillable Hi-Tec-C Coleto cartridge. Built to disappear, until it's needed.

Founded in 2009 by Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy, CW&T is a Brooklyn-based design studio operating at the intersection of engineering and everyday objects. Their practice strips away complexity to reveal essential forms, machining and testing each piece themselves in small batches. In 2022, the studio received the Cooper Hewitt's National Design Award for Product Design.

Part of our CW&T and Well-Designed Writing Instruments collections.

Designer
Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy (CW&T)
Materials
Grade 5 titanium, glass bead blast finish
Dimensions
108 x 15 x 3.5 mm, 18g
Features
Detachable stainless steel clip, spring-steel tip guard, uses Pilot Hi-Tec-C Coleto ink cartridges
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