Kaweco Pen Complete Brand Guide — Singapore

Complete Brand Guide · 2026

Kaweco Pens Singapore:
The Complete Guide

Founded Heidelberg, 1883 · Every Sport, every AL Sport, every Liliput & Special Edition — from Cityluxe, Singapore's authorised Kaweco retailer.

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Few writing instruments have earned a devoted global following as quietly — and as deservedly — as Kaweco. The German brand's pens are pocket-sized by design, honest in their engineering, and available at prices that feel almost counterintuitively modest for the quality on offer. Whether you are a student at NUS hunting for a reliable daily writer, an architect at a Marina Bay firm who needs something refined enough for client meetings yet sturdy enough for site visits, or a seasoned collector adding a Fireblue Liliput to a carefully curated tray — Kaweco has something considered for you.

The brand's genius lies in a single, deceptively simple idea: a pen that fits in a shirt pocket uncapped, yet extends to full writing length when the cap is posted on the end. This is the Sport concept, born in 1935 and still the backbone of the entire Kaweco range. Around that octagonal plastic barrel, the company has built a coherent family that spans everyday ABS plastic, machined aluminium, solid brass, stainless steel, and exotic titanium-treated finishes — all united by a single nib thread standard so parts are interchangeable across the range.

In Singapore, Kaweco has found a particularly enthusiastic audience. The compact Sport body is tailor-made for commuters on the MRT who journal between stations, for design students who sketch in A5 notebooks during long studio critiques, and for executives who appreciate a discreet pen that still says something about their taste. The combination of pocketability, German precision, and restrained aesthetics sits perfectly with Singapore's design-conscious professional culture.

Cityluxe is Singapore's authorised Kaweco retailer. Every pen, accessory, and replacement nib listed in this guide is stocked and sold through our Kaweco collection. We ship island-wide with same-day dispatch on most orders placed before 2 pm on weekdays, and our store team can advise on nib selection, ink pairing, and engraving options.

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Brand History: 140 Years of the Pocket Pen

1883

Koch, Weber & Co. found the company — Heidelberg

Three partners set up a pen workshop in Heidelberg. The name KaWeCo is a phonetic contraction of Koch, Weber & Co. — the same name the brand carries today, 140 years on. From the first years, the focus was quality writing instruments for educated professionals and students.

1935

The Sport is born — pocket-sized, cap-posted, unchanged to this day

The Classic Sport — an octagonal body short enough for a waistcoat pocket, yet extending to full writing length when the cap is posted. The design was quietly revolutionary: no clip required, purely functional, genuinely pocketable. It would outlast every competitor's equivalent by decades.

1976

Production ceases — the Sport becomes a collector's pen

Post-war austerity and the rise of the disposable ballpoint compressed the quality pen market. By 1976, Kaweco had effectively ceased meaningful production. The brand went dormant — but a loyal community of vintage collectors kept the Sport's reputation alive, trading pre-war examples and maintaining the lore.

1994

Gutberlet & Haas revive the brand — the Sport returns, nearly unchanged

Two entrepreneurs acquire the dormant Kaweco name and relaunch from Stuttgart. Their restraint was the key decision: rather than redesign the Sport for a new era, they reissued it almost exactly as it had been in 1935 — same octagonal section, same short body, same posting system. In an age of corporate gift pens and disposable ballpoints, the Sport's honest anachronism became its greatest selling point.

2025

90 years of the Sport — the Guilloche 1935 commemorative edition

Kaweco marks 90 years since the Sport's 1935 debut with the Guilloche 1935 — a guilloché-engraved limited edition that celebrates nine decades of an unchanged concept. That a pen designed before the Second World War still sells briskly to design students, architects, and collectors in Singapore speaks to the enduring power of a truly good idea.

Design Philosophy: The Sport Concept and the Materials Ladder

"A pocket pen that actually fits in a pocket. The Sport is the original — and after 90 years, still the best answer to that design problem."

The Posting Principle

Every pen in the Kaweco Sport family is built around a single ergonomic insight: uncapped, the pen is short enough to disappear into any pocket; posted (with the cap pressed firmly onto the end of the barrel), it extends to a conventional writing length of around 13 centimetres. This is not an accident or a compromise — it is a deliberate engineering decision that has remained unchanged for nine decades. If you have ever fumbled with a full-length pen in a suit pocket or had a cap roll off a café table, you will immediately understand why the Sport's proportions feel like a revelation.

One Nib Thread to Rule Them All

Perhaps the most practically significant decision Kaweco has ever made is to standardise the 060 nib thread across the entire Sport range. Whether your pen body is made of ABS plastic, anodised aluminium, solid brass, or stainless steel, the nib unit fits the same thread. This means you can swap a Fine steel nib out of a Classic Sport into an AL Sport, upgrade to a gold-plated nib in a Frosted Sport, or experiment with nib sizes across your collection without buying new pens. It is a philosophy of genuine openness in a market where proprietary systems are the norm.

The Materials Ladder

Kaweco has built a clearly defined hierarchy of materials, each offering a distinct aesthetic and tactile experience at a corresponding price point:

• ABS Plastic — Lightweight, available in the widest range of colours, essentially immune to casual damage. The Classic Sport, Skyline Sport, Frosted Sport, and Perkeo all use ABS or similar polymer bodies. From SGD 33.
• Aluminium — Machined from a solid block and anodised for colour. The AL Sport offers the same pocket-pen silhouette with meaningful heft and a premium surface feel. From SGD 118.
• Brass — Warm, dense, developing a patina over time. The Brass Sport is a pen that visibly improves with use. SGD 153 for the fountain pen.
• Stainless Steel — Polished, silvery, and heavier still. The Steel Sport is the Sport range's most substantial daily writer. SGD 178.
• Special Finishes — Stonewashed, Fireblue (heat-treated titanium colouring), copper-plated, and raw unfinished aluminium offer collector-oriented aesthetics at corresponding premiums.

Colour as Democracy

One of Kaweco's most underappreciated contributions to pen culture is its colour philosophy. Rather than limiting colour to luxury tiers, the brand offers its widest palette at its most accessible price points. The Classic Sport comes in eight finishes; the Skyline Sport adds pastel and urban tones; the Frosted Sport translucent bodies glow in the light. The message is democratic: you should not need to spend SGD 300 to have a pen that expresses something about who you are.

Flagship: Kaweco Classic Sport Fountain Pen

SGD 43.90

If any single object embodies the Kaweco story, it is the Classic Sport Fountain Pen. This is the direct heir to the 1935 original: eight flat faces on the section give a satisfying grip and stop the pen from rolling off your desk; the ABS body is light enough to forget you are carrying it; and the cap posts with a reassuring click that extends the pen to exactly the right writing length. At SGD 43.90, it is one of the best-value fountain pens available anywhere in the world.

The body is injection-moulded ABS, which sounds unglamorous until you consider that ABS is the same material used in Lego bricks — tough, dimensionally stable, and available in an extraordinary range of colours. Kaweco's colour team has leaned into this, producing the Classic Sport in eight finishes that collectively span the whole tonal spectrum from formal Black through to the deep, slightly collegiate Navy.

The nib is a steel unit mounted on Kaweco's standard 060 thread, available in Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad, and Double Broad sizes. The Medium is the obvious starting point — it lays down a clean, confident line that suits both Latin script and the occasional kanji or jawi annotation. The Extra Fine is popular among students who need to fit notes into small margins, while the Broad is a pleasure for slow, deliberate journalling. The pen takes standard international short cartridges (Kaweco's own cartridges at SGD 5 are excellent) or a converter (SGD 16) for bottled ink.

The Kaweco Classic Sport — 90 years of the same octagonal body, same posting system, same honest design.

Colour Variants

The Classic Sport is available in eight colours. Each is essentially the same pen in a different mood:

Specifications at a Glance

• Body material: ABS plastic
• Nib thread: 060 (interchangeable across Sport range)
• Nib sizes available: Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad, Double Broad
• Filling system: International short cartridge / converter
• Length capped: approx. 105 mm | Posted: approx. 130 mm
• Weight (body only): approx. 14 g
• Price: SGD 43.90
• Engraveable: Yes

The Full Kaweco Range

Classic Sport — Ballpoint, Gel Rollerball & Pencil

The Classic Sport body is available in the full writing instrument spectrum. The Classic Sport Ballpoint (SGD 38.90) uses a D1-format refill — the same standard found in dozens of German-engineered refills — and is the most practical everyday carry option for those who need immediate, pressure-independent writing. The Classic Sport Gel Rollerball (SGD 38.90) delivers a smoother, more ink-rich line for those who love the look of fountain pen writing without the maintenance. The Classic Sport Mechanical Pencil (SGD 43.90) takes 0.7 mm leads and is a favourite among architects and designers for freehand sketching. Finally, the Classic Sport Clutch Pencil 3.2 mm (SGD 34.90) takes chunky graphite leads for life drawing and tonal work — popular with illustration students at NAFA and LASALLE.

Kaweco Skyline Sport Fountain Pen

SGD 43.90

The Skyline Sport shares the Classic Sport's ABS body and 060 nib system but arrives in a palette that skews toward urban-pastel and contemporary lifestyle colours: Pink, Mint, Gray, Black, Macchiato, and Fox. These are pens designed to be seen — on a coffee shop table, in a Muji notebook, or photographed for an Instagram flat lay. If you want all the functional excellence of the Classic Sport wrapped in a more modern colour language, the Skyline is your answer. At the same SGD 43.90 price, there is no functional trade-off whatsoever.

Kaweco Frosted Sport Fountain Pen

SGD 43.90

The Frosted Sport introduces a semi-translucent frosted finish to the Sport body, creating a soft, diffused light effect that is unlike anything else at this price point. The four current colourways — Fine Lime, Natural Coconut, Sweet Banana, and Soft Mandarin — are inspired by fresh produce and natural materials, giving the pen a clean, contemporary aesthetic that sits particularly well with minimalist stationery setups. The translucency means you can see the ink cartridge inside, which is a satisfying practical detail for ink enthusiasts.

Kaweco Perkeo — the larger-grip Sport-family pen, recommended for first-time fountain pen buyers.

Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen

From SGD 33.00

The Perkeo is Kaweco's entry-level flagship — designed specifically for new fountain pen users and younger writers. The body is wider than the Classic Sport, inspired by the Sport proportions but scaled up for a more comfortable grip, and the section is slightly rounded to reduce writing fatigue during long study sessions. At SGD 33, it is the most accessible Kaweco fountain pen, and the Medium nib is calibrated to be forgiving on lower-quality paper — important for students using budget notebooks.

Available in All Black, All Clear, Jungle Green, Peony Blossom, and Breezy Teal, the Perkeo's colour range is deliberately bold and youthful. The All Clear is a particular favourite: the fully transparent body reveals the ink cartridge inside, turning a simple plastic pen into a small object lesson in how a fountain pen works. For parents buying a first fountain pen for a secondary school student, the Perkeo All Clear is our most recommended starting point.

Kaweco Lunar Sport — the machined aluminium Sport family at Cityluxe Singapore.

Kaweco AL Sport Fountain Pen

SGD 118 – 148

The AL Sport is where the Sport concept meets premium manufacturing. Machined from a solid aluminium billet and then anodised in a range of colours, the AL Sport has the same octagonal silhouette as the Classic Sport but a substantially different feel in the hand — heavier, denser, and with a metallic coolness that gives way to body warmth after a few minutes of writing. The anodised finish is both decorative and protective, making the pen remarkably resistant to scratches and everyday wear.

The colour range runs from the discreet (Silver, Raw Aluminium) through the professional (Black, Anthracite) to the expressive (Deep Red, Light Blue, Rose Gold). The Stonewashed Blue variant (SGD 148) uses a textured stonewash process on the aluminium surface to create a deliberately worn, industrial aesthetic — it is one of the most visually distinctive pens in the entire Kaweco range. The AL Sport is engraveable, making it the most popular Kaweco pen for corporate gifting in Singapore.

The AL Sport family also includes a Ballpoint (SGD 112), Gel Rollerball (SGD 122), and Mechanical Pencil (SGD 122). For digital professionals and architects who move between paper and tablet, the AL Sport Connect EMR (SGD 178) is a stylus-and-pen hybrid compatible with EMR-equipped tablets — a unique and genuinely useful product for the Singapore tech-and-design professional.

Kaweco Brass Sport Fountain Pen

SGD 153

Brass is a material with personality. It is dense — the Brass Sport Fountain Pen weighs noticeably more than its aluminium counterpart — and it develops a warm, golden patina as the protective lacquer wears away over months of handling. For many enthusiasts, this patina is the point: a well-used Brass Sport becomes a uniquely personal object, its surface a record of where it has been and who has held it. If you want a pen that actively improves with age, the Brass Sport is a compelling choice.

The Brass Sport family extends to a Ballpoint (SGD 122), Gel Rollerball (SGD 128), and Mechanical Pencil (SGD 130). Buying the complete Brass Sport set makes for an exceptional corporate gift — a coordinated writing set that will outlast any promotional item.

Kaweco Steel Sport Fountain Pen

SGD 178

The Steel Sport Fountain Pen is the heaviest and most formal of the Sport lineup. Machined stainless steel gives a cool, authoritative presence — it sits closer to a traditional European fountain pen in terms of weight and feel, while retaining the Sport's pocketable silhouette. For professionals who want the Sport's practicality without any suggestion of informality, the Steel Sport is the answer. It is also, unsurprisingly, the most durable option in the range — essentially impervious to denting, scratching, or surface degradation. The Steel Sport Ballpoint (SGD 139), Gel Rollerball (SGD 148), and Mechanical Pencil (SGD 148) complete the family.

Kaweco STUDENT Fountain Pen

SGD 79 – 109

The STUDENT is Kaweco's most characterful departure from the Sport formula. Where the Sport is compact and modern, the STUDENT is elongated and retro — its proportions and colourways are deliberately evocative of 1970s West German design culture, all bold earth tones, warm neutrals, and graphic contrasts. The body is longer than a Sport, making it comfortable to use without posting the cap. The 70's Soul colourway (brown barrel, gold-toned trim, SGD 109) is one of the most visually striking pens Kaweco makes; the Demonstrator variant (fully transparent, SGD 83) is the nerd's choice for watching the ink flow.

The full STUDENT range: Black (SGD 83), Demonstrator (SGD 83), Vintage Blue (SGD 79), 70's Soul (SGD 109), 50's Rock (SGD 109), 60's Swing (SGD 109). The STUDENT is also available as a Ballpoint (SGD 78–108) and a Rollerball (SGD 74–104).

Kaweco Special Fountain Pen

SGD 169 – 178

The Special is the most architecturally distinctive pen in the Kaweco line. Where the Sport is defined by its octagonal cross-section, the Special features a flat-top, flat-end barrel — a minimalist, almost industrial silhouette that draws comparisons to a drafting instrument or a fine mechanical tool. It is longer than the Sport and designed for use uncapped. The Black version (SGD 169) is matte aluminium; the Brass version (SGD 178) adds warmth and weight. Both share the 060 nib standard. This is the Kaweco for architects who appreciate a pen that looks like it belongs in a technical drawing kit.

Kaweco Liliput Fountain Pen

SGD 92 – 262

The Liliput is the smallest fountain pen Kaweco makes — and arguably the smallest practical fountain pen from any serious manufacturer. Unlike the Sport, the Liliput is designed to be used without posting the cap: it is simply a very short pen, intended for those who want the most minimal pocket presence possible. The Liliput's range spans an extraordinary price and material ladder: Black and Silver at SGD 92, Brass at SGD 130, Stainless Steel at SGD 153, Copper at SGD 175, and the spectacular Fireblue at SGD 262. The Fireblue finish — a heat-treated process that produces an iridescent blue-purple-gold shimmer on the metal — is one of the most visually arresting finishes in the pen world, and the Liliput Fireblue is consistently one of our most-asked-about pens.

Kaweco Supra Fountain Pen

SGD 178 – 340

Going in the opposite direction from the Liliput, the Supra is Kaweco's largest and most substantial fountain pen — a full-size pen in every sense. The Supra was designed for writers who love the Kaweco engineering philosophy but want a pen with the heft and presence of a traditional European piece. Available in Brass (SGD 178), Stainless Steel (SGD 200), and the extraordinary Fireblue (SGD 340), the Supra Fireblue is among the most spectacular-looking pens in the entire Kaweco catalogue — a large, heat-treated stainless steel pen that plays light like a piece of jewellery.

Kaweco DIA2 Fountain Pen

SGD 165 – 200

The DIA2 bridges the Sport's octagonal geometry and the world of premium pens. The DIA2 has a faceted, multi-angled barrel — more complex than the eight-sided Sport — in polished chrome (SGD 165) or gold-plated trim (SGD 200). It is the dressiest Kaweco fountain pen, designed for occasions where you need something that reads immediately as prestigious. The DIA2 Gold (SGD 200) is a thoughtful executive gift — distinctive enough to be memorable without the extravagance of a traditional prestige pen brand.

Kaweco AC Sport

Fountain Pen SGD 268 | Ballpoint SGD 159

The AC Sport introduces a woven carbon fibre body to the Sport silhouette — lightweight, visually dramatic, and technically impressive. Carbon fibre gives the AC Sport a striking woven texture that catches the light differently from every angle. The fountain pen (SGD 268) is available in Green and other colourways; the AC Sport Ballpoint (SGD 159) in Red. For those who appreciate engineering aesthetics and want something that stands apart from the more conventional pen materials, the AC Sport is a genuinely unique proposition.

Kaweco SKETCH UP Clutch Pencils

SGD 65 – 69

The SKETCH UP series occupies a specialist niche: these are chunky clutch pencils designed for artists and technical drawers who work with thick graphite leads. Available in Brass, Chrome, and Black variants, the SKETCH UP takes 5.6 mm graphite leads — the standard for professional sketching and shading work. They are popular among architecture students and professional illustrators for freehand ideation work. If you know someone who reaches for a thick pencil first, the SKETCH UP is the most considered version of that tool available.

Special & Limited Editions

Kaweco Eyedropper 1910 Limited Edition

SGD 980

The Eyedropper 1910 is a different category of pen entirely. Named for the year Kaweco's first significant fountain pens were produced, the 1910 uses an eyedropper filling system — you fill the entire barrel with ink directly using a pipette, storing an extraordinary volume of ink for a pen this size. It is a collector's piece and a working pen simultaneously, finished to a standard that justifies its premium price. Available in extremely limited quantities; if you see it in stock, it is worth considering seriously.

Kaweco Classic Sport Guilloche 1935

SGD 52.90

The Guilloche 1935 commemorates the original 1935 Sport design with a guilloché-engraved body — a traditional decorative metalwork technique applied to the pen's surface in an intricate, repeating geometric pattern. At SGD 52.90, this is the most affordable guilloché-decorated fountain pen available anywhere. The engraved surface catches light beautifully and gives the hand a gentle texture when writing. It is both a functional celebration of the Sport's 90-year heritage and a genuinely beautiful object.

Kaweco Art Sport (2018 Limited Edition)

SGD 298 each

The Art Sport Dark Blue and Turquoise Green limited editions represent Kaweco at its most experimental. These 2018 releases used a special surface treatment that created deep, almost gemstone-like colour saturation in the ABS body — a level of colour depth not achievable through standard moulding or dyeing processes. Both colourways have achieved a cult status among collectors, and remaining stock is finite. At SGD 298, they occupy the top of the Sport-body price range.

Technical Guide: Nibs, Cartridges, Converters & Refills

The 060 Nib System

The cornerstone of Kaweco's Sport range is the 060 nib thread standard. Every Sport fountain pen — whether a SGD 43.90 Classic Sport or a SGD 178 Steel Sport — uses the same nib unit, threaded at 060. This means:

• You can swap nib sizes between different Sport pens in your collection.
• Upgrading to a gold-plated nib does not require buying a new pen body.
• If a nib is damaged, replacement is inexpensive and takes under a minute.

Replacement nibs are available in two versions:

• Steel Nib 060 — SGD 22.90 — available in EF, F, M, B
• Steel Nib 060 Gold-Plated — SGD 22.90 — a warmer visual finish, same steel under the plating
• Steel Nib 250 — SGD 47.90 — the premium nib for the non-Sport range

Cartridges and Converters

All Kaweco fountain pens in the Sport range use international short cartridges. Kaweco's own cartridges (SGD 5 for a pack) are an excellent starting point — they come in a range of inks from classic blacks and blues to richer, more characterful tones. When you are ready to explore bottled inks, the Standard Converter in Chrome or Gold (both SGD 16) fits directly in place of the cartridge and allows you to draw from any bottled fountain pen ink. Bottled inks open the entire world of ink colour and character to you — from iron gall formulas that are permanent on paper to shimmering inks that leave a metallic sheen.

Ballpoint and Rollerball Refills

• D1 Refill (Sport ballpoints): Kaweco Soul D1 Refill — SGD 14.50. The D1 is an industry-standard format compatible with refills from other makers.
• G2 / Soul Gel Refill: Soul G2 Ballpoint Refill Black — SGD 19.00
• Euro Rollerball Refill: Rollerball Refill Black — SGD 12.00

Accessories

• Sport Octagonal Clip (Chrome) — SGD 10.50. Clips onto the Sport cap for those who prefer a clip. Not included as standard — a deliberate design choice by Kaweco that keeps the silhouette clean.
• ECO Leather Pouch for Sport Pen — SGD 25.00. A slim vegetable-tanned leather sleeve, available in the Cityluxe store.
• Nostalgic Tin Box — SGD 10.50. An embossed tin that echoes Kaweco's vintage packaging — useful for storage or presentation.

Singapore Tips: Getting the Most from Your Kaweco

Managing Humidity

Singapore's year-round humidity (typically 75–85%) is both a blessing and a consideration for fountain pen users. On the positive side, high ambient moisture means ink dries more slowly in the nib, which reduces hard starts — the frustrating resistance you sometimes encounter when a pen has been capped for a while. On the cautionary side:

• If you leave a pen inked for more than two weeks without writing, flush it with clean water before continuing. Humid conditions can encourage mould in cartridges if inks are left stagnant.
• Store pens nib-up when not in use — this keeps the nib from drying out and prevents ink settling unevenly in the section.
• Brass and copper Sport pens develop patina fast in Singapore. What takes months in a temperate climate can happen in a few weeks here. Your shiny gold Brass Sport will gradually darken and develop a warm, mottled surface — this is oxidation driven by your hand oils and ambient humidity. It is not a defect. Most Kaweco collectors consider it the whole point: no two patinas are identical, and yours will be uniquely yours. If you want to restore the factory mirror finish, a jewellery polishing cloth or a small amount of metal polish will reset it instantly. Then the process starts again.

Paper Recommendations

Most of the paper sold in Singapore's office supply stores is optimised for laser printers, not fountain pens. Ink can bleed through lighter stocks. For a better experience, look for:

• Tomoe River paper (available via Cityluxe and stationery specialists) — extremely thin but fountain-pen-optimised, with almost no bleed.
• MD Paper and Iroful — Japanese fountain pen paper with smooth, ink-friendly surfaces, both available at Cityluxe.

Screw-Cap vs Snap-Cap — Know Before You Open

New buyers occasionally try to pull the cap off a Kaweco Sport the way they would remove a gel pen cap — with a firm tug. This is the wrong approach and can strip the threads. The Sport, Special, AL Sport, Brass Sport, Steel Sport, Liliput, and Supra all use a multi-turn screw cap that requires several anticlockwise rotations to open. This design is intentional: a screw cap will never accidentally detach inside a bag or pocket. The Perkeo is the exception — it uses a snap cap that presses on and pulls off directly, which is faster for casual desktop writing. If your Kaweco feels like the cap is stuck, unscrew; do not pull.

Pocketability for Singapore Commuters

The MRT commute is ideal Kaweco territory. The Sport's uncapped length of approximately 105 mm fits a jeans back pocket, a shirt breast pocket, or the pen loop of any A5 notebook cover without any part of the pen protruding dangerously. For commuters who journal between stations or annotate documents during the ride, this pocketability is genuinely practical rather than merely aesthetic. The ballpoint and gel rollerball variants are particularly commuter-friendly — no concern about ink flow or orientation, just pull out the pen and write.

Design & Architecture Students

Kaweco pens have a particular following among students and practitioners in Singapore's design and architecture communities — at schools including NUS Architecture, SUTD, and the design programmes at Republic Polytechnic and NAFA. The reasons are practical: the Sport's compact size is ideal for site visits where pocket space is limited; the mechanical pencil variants pair naturally with technical drawing and ideation; and the aesthetic of the pens themselves aligns with the restrained, considered design sensibility these communities value. The Kaweco Special and the SKETCH UP clutch pencils are particular favourites for studio use.

Personalisation & Laser Engraving

A Kaweco pen with a name, date, or short message engraved on the barrel is a fundamentally different gift from a pen in a box. The engraving transforms it into an object with a specific story — a graduation present, a work anniversary marker, a wedding keepsake — that the recipient will use every day and think of every time they reach for it.

Our In-House Engraving at the Sims Drive WorkRoom

Every engraving job is executed in-house at 601 Sims Drive — not outsourced. Each piece is inspected before collection or dispatch. This is what proves we are a local workshop, not a drop-shipper.

Scripts Supported

• English — block, serif, Roman
• Script and cursive styles
• Chinese Hanzi / Traditional & Simplified
• Korean Hangul
• Japanese Kanji
• Corporate logos (vector artwork)

How to Order

• Individual: add engraving at checkout when ordering online
• Corporate / bulk: email your logo and brief to cityluxe.sg@gmail.com — any font from your brand guidelines

Cityluxe offers laser engraving on selected Kaweco models. To add personalisation to your order, simply select the engraving option on the product page when ordering online. Our engraving is done in-house and dispatched with your order.

Engraveable Kaweco Models at Cityluxe

• Classic Sport Fountain Pen — all colours
• Skyline Sport Fountain Pen — all colours
• Frosted Sport Fountain Pen — all colours
• AL Sport Fountain Pen — all colours
• AL Sport Ballpoint, Gel Rollerball, and Mechanical Pencil
• Brass Sport Fountain Pen
• Steel Sport Fountain Pen

Model Comparison: Find Your Kaweco

All prices in SGD. "060 thread" denotes full interchangeability across the Sport range. FP = Fountain Pen configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Christine Joy is the voice behind Cityluxe's pen guides and stationery content. As our resident pen specialist, she tests every model, fills the inks, and translates years of hands-on experience into advice that helps real writers — from first-time fountain pen buyers to seasoned collectors. All articles reviewed and written by Christine are based on products sold at Cityluxe Singapore.