Caran d'Ache x Paul Smith 849 Ballpoint Pen - Silver - 5th Edition
Caran d'Ache x Paul Smith 849 Ballpoint Pen - Silver - 5th Edition
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Caran d'Ache x Paul Smith 849 Ballpoint Pen - Silver - 5th Edition
Spanning over ten years, Caran d’Ache and Paul Smith have celebrated their shared passion for color, design, and creativity. In this 5th edition collaboration, the Swiss Maison and British designer reinterpret the renowned 849™ with a playful yet refined aesthetic that feels elegant, timeless, and contemporary.
This special edition features the iconic lightweight and durable hexagonal aluminum body in a raw silver finish, embossed with Paul Smith’s signature eight-colour stripe pattern. The nickel-plated flexible clip and push button complement the pen’s sleek modern look, while the subtle “Paul Smith” signature adds a refined touch. Fitted with a Caran d’Ache medium black Goliath refill, it delivers long-lasting everyday writing performance.
- Length: 5 in (12.7 cm)
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Nickel-plated flexible clip and button
- Tip Size: Medium
- Aluminum hexagonal body
- Black ink
- Writes up to 600 A4 pages
- Comes in a special edition reusable silver metal box with black Caran d’Ache + Paul Smith branding and signature stripe detailing inside
- Made in Switzerland
- Ballpoint pen refill
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About Caran d'Ache:
Founded in 1915 in Geneva, Caran d'Ache was originally known as Fabrique Genevoise de Crayons, but it was rebranded to Caran d'Ache, which means pencil in Russian, in 1924. Probably most famous for their pencils and colored pencils, the company has a long history in making some of the finest writing instruments.



