Natural cork pen FAULKNER

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Model/Product no.: APN008-147

Weight: 0.1 kg

Stock status: In stock

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You might not give much thought to a pen, but it is something you use almost every day. So it is nice when it is more than just another piece of plastic that happens to be lying around. Faulkner has a cork finish, sits comfortably in your hand, and looks more distinctive than an ordinary pen from a high-street chain.

Natural Cork Finish

Practical

A Great Gift Idea

Premium Look

Comfortable To Hold

For Home And Office

A Few Answers To Get You Started!

WHAT MAKES FAULKNER DIFFERENT FROM AN “ORDINARY” PEN?

Above all, it doesn’t look like just another plastic pen from the supermarket. Faulkner combines natural cork with recycled stainless steel, giving it a simple but distinctive and refined premium look. It comes in a dedicated cork box with a kraft paper sleeve.

Of course, it is still a pen – its main job is to write. But if you reach for it a dozen or even several dozen times a day, it can also be something you simply enjoy having on your desk and holding in your hand.

Not everything we use every day has to look the same. Sometimes it is nice to swap an ordinary, random object for something more personal and less mass-produced. That is exactly what Faulkner is – practical, but at the same time different from the pens you see everywhere.

WHAT COLOUR DOES THE CORK PEN WRITE IN?

Faulkner has blue ink – the most versatile colour for everyday writing.

WHAT SIZE IS THE PEN?

Faulkner is 13.8 cm long and 1.1 cm in diameter. It has a classic, comfortable shape – it sits nicely in the hand and works well for everyday writing.

You can write with any pen, but if you use one every day anyway, why not choose one that feels comfortable, and you simply like the look of? Faulkner has plenty of practical advantages that make a difference in everyday use.

Black text WHY is it worth it?» with cork on the right on a white background.

#1 COMFORTABLE TO HOLD

You hold a pen in your hand practically every day. Sometimes only for a moment, and sometimes for several minutes at a time. That is why it helps when it simply feels comfortable and pleasant to the touch. Cork works really well here because it feels warm, soft and does not have the cold feel of metal or plastic.

You notice it most when you have more to write down than just one sentence. Notes from a meeting, your plan for the day, a to-do list or a few ideas jotted down quickly. That is when a comfortable pen really makes a difference.

#2 A GIFT THAT’S ACTUALLY USEFUL

The hardest gifts to find are those that are practical without being boring. On the one hand, you want to give someone something they will genuinely use, but on the other, you do not want it to be just another ordinary object with nothing to set it apart. Faulkner brings those two things together well.

The pen looks distinctive, has a cork finish, and comes in its own box, so it immediately makes an impression. At the same time, it is still something you can use every day – at work, at home or during meetings. It is not just a nice little item that ends up at the back of a drawer after a while, but a useful accessory for everyday life.

#3 LESS PLASTIC

Not everything can be replaced with natural materials. But we can choose them where it makes sense and reduce the amount of plastic in ordinary, everyday items. That is exactly why cork works so well with Faulkner.

The cork comes from Portugal, where it has been harvested from the bark of cork oak trees for generations. It is a genuinely interesting material – lightweight, pleasant to the touch and used in all sorts of applications, from interiors and construction to small everyday objects. What is particularly interesting is that the tree does not need to be cut down to harvest the cork – only the outer layer of bark is removed, while the oak continues to grow.