Feature
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Concept
Zebra’s mainstream product line featuring the oil-based marker, Hi-Mckee.
This classic Japanese marker has a simple shape for effortless use, combining functions and quality that make it convenient to use any time. The friendly and easy to remember name Mckee comes from the word “to mark.” -
Use
A quick-drying, water-resistant marker that can be widely used on paper, fabric, wood, cardboard, glass, and plastic. It comes in a range of tip thicknesses, from ultra extra fine to extra bold, for versatile use in any situation.
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History
Hi-Mckee, a double-ended marker that can write bold or fine lines, was first released in 1976, in pursuit of a convenience unprecedented in any traditional marker. It is a classic product that anyone who has lived in Japan has probably seen or owned at home.
The pen shape clearly reflecting tip thickness and the logo with the double-headed arrow have not changed since the marker was first introduced. Now, 40 years since its release, Hi-Mckee is available in 17 variations.
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Zebra’s line of ballpoint pens that offers vivid colors and a light, smooth writing experience. Its features include functionality such as a smooth writing experience to the final drop of ink, and binder clip for easy carrying.
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A mechanical pencil whose lead is break-protected against strong forces exerted on it during writing. The pencil protects the lead from any amount of writing pressure from any angle.
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A water-based marker featuring mild colors. The pen uses a water-based pigment that does not stain through paper, and comes in a variety of colors for wide use, not only for marking but for drawing illustrations as well.
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Zebra’s mainstream product line featuring the oil-based marker, HI Mckee. This classic Japanese marker has a simple shape for effortless use, combining functions and quality that make it convenient to use any time.
