Caran d'Ache Paul Smith ED.5 Bicolour Set-13 pcs
Caran D’Ache have teamed up with Paul Smith again for their 5th edition of the collaboration.
This set of 12 exclusive BICOLOR pencils, amounts to 24 different 24 colours in total, which makes for a very economical tin of pens. It also includes a No. 5 brush. Each pencil includes an exclusive silver colour Caran d’Ache + Paul Smith & Swiss Made hot stamped on it.
The pencils are made from a soft and water-soluble lead, with a diameter of 2.8 mm, for dry or wet application.
The tin is a glossy black metal case with a silver Caran d’Ache + Paul Smith logo on the outside. The inner lid is printed with signature Paul Smith stripes, revealing a subtle stripe detail on the exterior
Paul Smith is a well-respected designer, especially in the fashion world. He opened his first shop in 1970, after learning tailoring in evening classes. He now has over 300 shops all around the world, and his 'classics with a twist' take on British style has become a cult favourite in Japan. Along with clothing, Paul Smith has designed an Anglepoise lamp, a special bespoke Land Rover Defender, and a reinterpretation of Richard Scarry's book for children, 'Cars and Trucks and Things that Go'. There have been two exhibitions of his work at the London Design Museum, and was knighted in the year 2000 for his services to British fashion.
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Caran d'Ache Paul Smith ED.5 Bicolour Set-13 pcs
Caran D’Ache have teamed up with Paul Smith again for their 5th edition of the collaboration.
This set of 12 exclusive BICOLOR pencils, amounts to 24 different 24 colours in total, which makes for a very economical tin of pens. It also includes a No. 5 brush. Each pencil includes an exclusive silver colour Caran d’Ache + Paul Smith & Swiss Made hot stamped on it.
The pencils are made from a soft and water-soluble lead, with a diameter of 2.8 mm, for dry or wet application.
The tin is a glossy black metal case with a silver Caran d’Ache + Paul Smith logo on the outside. The inner lid is printed with signature Paul Smith stripes, revealing a subtle stripe detail on the exterior
Paul Smith is a well-respected designer, especially in the fashion world. He opened his first shop in 1970, after learning tailoring in evening classes. He now has over 300 shops all around the world, and his 'classics with a twist' take on British style has become a cult favourite in Japan. Along with clothing, Paul Smith has designed an Anglepoise lamp, a special bespoke Land Rover Defender, and a reinterpretation of Richard Scarry's book for children, 'Cars and Trucks and Things that Go'. There have been two exhibitions of his work at the London Design Museum, and was knighted in the year 2000 for his services to British fashion.
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Caran D’Ache have teamed up with Paul Smith again for their 5th edition of the collaboration.
This set of 12 exclusive BICOLOR pencils, amounts to 24 different 24 colours in total, which makes for a very economical tin of pens. It also includes a No. 5 brush. Each pencil includes an exclusive silver colour Caran d’Ache + Paul Smith & Swiss Made hot stamped on it.
The pencils are made from a soft and water-soluble lead, with a diameter of 2.8 mm, for dry or wet application.
The tin is a glossy black metal case with a silver Caran d’Ache + Paul Smith logo on the outside. The inner lid is printed with signature Paul Smith stripes, revealing a subtle stripe detail on the exterior
Paul Smith is a well-respected designer, especially in the fashion world. He opened his first shop in 1970, after learning tailoring in evening classes. He now has over 300 shops all around the world, and his 'classics with a twist' take on British style has become a cult favourite in Japan. Along with clothing, Paul Smith has designed an Anglepoise lamp, a special bespoke Land Rover Defender, and a reinterpretation of Richard Scarry's book for children, 'Cars and Trucks and Things that Go'. There have been two exhibitions of his work at the London Design Museum, and was knighted in the year 2000 for his services to British fashion.
