Lamy rollerball pen inspired by candies and ice cream. What brings as much joy as a bagful of colorful candies – and without the sugar hit? The new special-edition Lamy Safari Candy Rollerball Pen. The fresh trio is reminiscent of pop art, fruit sorbet and sugar icing. The tone-in-tone body means that all details such as the cap lid, clip and spacer ring are matched to the body. The distinctive recessed grip guarantees writing comfort, enabling you to write for long periods of time without tiring. Available in Aquamarine, Mango and Violet. About Lamy Founded in 1930 by Josef Lamy, who had previously worked for the Parker Pen Company, Lamy has remained a German-made brand, having never left their original site in Heidelberg, Germany. It has been in the family for two generations, inherited by Josef's son, Manfred Lamy, until his retirement in 2006. To this day, they are still dedicated to the Bauhaus principle: high quality, simple design and form follows function, always.
Lamy rollerball pen inspired by candies and ice cream. What brings as much joy as a bagful of colorful candies – and without the sugar hit? The new special-edition Lamy Safari Candy Rollerball Pen. The fresh trio is reminiscent of pop art, fruit sorbet and sugar icing. The tone-in-tone body means that all details such as the cap lid, clip and spacer ring are matched to the body. The distinctive recessed grip guarantees writing comfort, enabling you to write for long periods of time without tiring. Available in Aquamarine, Mango and Violet. About Lamy Founded in 1930 by Josef Lamy, who had previously worked for the Parker Pen Company, Lamy has remained a German-made brand, having never left their original site in Heidelberg, Germany. It has been in the family for two generations, inherited by Josef's son, Manfred Lamy, until his retirement in 2006. To this day, they are still dedicated to the Bauhaus principle: high quality, simple design and form follows function, always.
Lamy rollerball pen inspired by candies and ice cream. What brings as much joy as a bagful of colorful candies – and without the sugar hit? The new special-edition Lamy Safari Candy Rollerball Pen. The fresh trio is reminiscent of pop art, fruit sorbet and sugar icing. The tone-in-tone body means that all details such as the cap lid, clip and spacer ring are matched to the body. The distinctive recessed grip guarantees writing comfort, enabling you to write for long periods of time without tiring. Available in Aquamarine, Mango and Violet. About Lamy Founded in 1930 by Josef Lamy, who had previously worked for the Parker Pen Company, Lamy has remained a German-made brand, having never left their original site in Heidelberg, Germany. It has been in the family for two generations, inherited by Josef's son, Manfred Lamy, until his retirement in 2006. To this day, they are still dedicated to the Bauhaus principle: high quality, simple design and form follows function, always.
Lamy rollerball pen inspired by candies and ice cream. What brings as much joy as a bagful of colorful candies – and without the sugar hit? The new special-edition Lamy Safari Candy Rollerball Pen. The fresh trio is reminiscent of pop art, fruit sorbet and sugar icing. The tone-in-tone body means that all details such as the cap lid, clip and spacer ring are matched to the body. The distinctive recessed grip guarantees writing comfort, enabling you to write for long periods of time without tiring. Available in Aquamarine, Mango and Violet. About Lamy Founded in 1930 by Josef Lamy, who had previously worked for the Parker Pen Company, Lamy has remained a German-made brand, having never left their original site in Heidelberg, Germany. It has been in the family for two generations, inherited by Josef's son, Manfred Lamy, until his retirement in 2006. To this day, they are still dedicated to the Bauhaus principle: high quality, simple design and form follows function, always.
