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A Christmas candy cane that writes. The barrel is a round candy stick with helical red-and-white stripes that continue into a real candy-cane crook at the tail — hook it over a shirt pocket, a mug rim or a tree branch. Pick a stripe style (traditional with thin green chasers, a bold barber pole, or a peppermint stick), and put a name on the white label band, raised in its own colour or engraved. It takes the Pilot G2 gel refill — the world's most common — with the same proven screw-on nose as our G2 Pen: two printed parts, no springs, no hardware. Prints support-free lying flat, the crook curling on the bed. The perfect stocking stuffer for teachers, co-workers and pen people.
Up to 10 characters on a white label band behind the tip, forced to upper-case. Leave empty for an unbroken candy cane.
Traditional: one wide red stripe chased by a pair of thin accent stripes. Bold: a single wide barber-pole stripe. Peppermint: six narrow stripes, like a peppermint stick.
Raised: the letters stand 0.6 mm proud of the label band in the text colour. Engraved: the letters are cut 0.6 mm into the band for a plain single-colour look.
