Theme Gel Pen ( Minion )

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  • Package includes: you will get 6 Pcs Pens of Yellow Eyes Cartoon gel ink Pens; Sufficient quantity can meet your daily use.
  • Smooth in writing: adopting plastic, these gel ink pens are durable and reliable, not easy to break, the quality Blue ink refill can ensure an easy and smooth writing.
  • Wide range of use: the cartoon pens can be applied on a variety of occasions, such as party favors, holidays, teacher supplies and daily life use; Proper for school, home, office and so on; Moreover, they are light in weight and can be carried easily.
  • Suitable size: the length of these cute eyes pens is around 19.5 cm, convenient and practical in use, you can put them in your bags or pockets

Style

Colour Yellow
Theme Learning, Education
Body Shape Cylindrical
Animal Theme Cartoon
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cute yellow eyes cartoon gel ink pens cartoon animal writing pens 0.5 mm different styles pens stationery for school office home school student children present. The right gifts: With a sufficient amount, adorable design and beautiful bright colors, these cartoon gel ink pens can be served as beautiful gifts for your kids, friends, classmates, students, colleagues, etc. Multiple uses: The cartoon pen can be used on many occasions, e.g., for party gifts, holidays, teacher supplies and in daily life. Suitable for school, home, office and so on. In addition, they are lightweight and easy to carry.

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