As I have written in my review of the Aurora 88 (which is already 1.5 years ago – wow, time flies!), Italian pens often fall…
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There is a lot of stationery products out there. Some of them are okay’ish. Many of them are truly great and beautiful. A few of…
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The main writing implements that I personally use are what I call ‘the king and queen of writing’: fountain pens (ink) and (mechanical) pencils (graphite).…
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There is a new star rising on the stationery horizon! And if the likes of Superior Labour, The Traveler’s Company, Midori MD, or Y-Studio are…
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This review is ‘innovative’ in different ways. First, believe it or not (I could not believe it myself), even after many years of reviewing (fountain)…
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The fantastic thing about stationery is that, even after all those years of being into it, you always find something new: you learn about a…
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There is loads of Kaweco that I have reviewed over the years. Some inks. Some ballpoint and rollerball pens. Some mechanical pencils. But mostly fountain…
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Montblanc is a very interesting (pen) maker in many ways. One of the ways I find particularly noticeable is that their cigar shaped 146 &…
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Very likely, the Kaweco Sport is the most iconic pen model that Kaweco has in its lineup. And while the Sport is a very useful…
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