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Lamy, the iconic German brand founded in the 1930s, has earned a reputation as the ‘writers pen’. Adhering to Bauhaus design (form follows function), they have focused on smooth writing and ergonomic features coupled with sleek, simple lines. Their fountain pens are available in a huge range of nib options including those for beginners and left handers, making them ideal for younger writers (Safari is recommended by schools). They offer one easy-change nib to fit the Safari, Al-Star, ABC, Studio and 5 more models.
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Lamy Fountain Pens
Lamy fountain pens are a practical option for everyday use. Their flair for innovation is evident in the 2000 with its inbuilt converter, and the Dialog 3 which uses a twist mechanism to pop the nib in and out. The ergonomic Lamy Safari fountain pen is especially popular with schoolchildren. Nib options range from extra fine to broad, including left-handed and beginner’s (more rounded). Lamy offer one easy change nib for most ranges, with replacement nibs, ink cartridges, bottled ink and converters available. -
Lamy Ballpoints
If you’re seeking something a little different, look no further than a Lamy ballpoint pen. With funky styling, space-age materials and innovative features, this German brand has challenged conventions. The hugely popular Safari is available as a ballpoint with its distinctive ergonomic grip. For pure innovation, the compact Pico extends to a full sized pen using air pressure whilst the Dialog has an ergonomic triangular body. Lamy ballpoint pens only take Lamy refills, available as a medium point in blue or black ink. -
Lamy Rollerball
All Lamy’s most popular models, including the Safari and Al-star, are available as a rollerball pen. Requiring less maintenance than a fountain pen, a Lamy rollerball produces a similar line quality and writes with a comparably smooth feel. Their Swift pushes the boundaries, engineered to use a convenient push button mechanism typically associated with ballpoints. The clip also becomes flush against the barrel when writing for added comfort. Make sure you only choose Lamy rollerball refills. -
Lamy Multifunction
Experts in innovation, Lamy have taken multifunction pens to the next level with their functional and unique gravity selection mechanism. As well as offering multi-colour ballpoints and pencil-and-pen combos, they’ve incorporated highlighters and touchscreen styluses into these all-singing, all-dancing pens. Their award winning 2000 is also available as a multifunction, with four colours to liven up your notes. Additional refills available in blue, black, red and green. -
Lamy Pencils
If you’ve already got a Lamy pen, why not complete the set with a Lamy pencil? The brand’s reputation for innovation is evident in features such as comfortable grips, ingenious lead propulsion systems and smart, functional styling. Popular ranges such as Safari, Al-Star and the award winning 2000 are available as pencils, as well as the distinctive Scribble with its short, bulbous body that can be held loosely in the middle giving you more freedom of movement. Most Lamy pencils come with a 0.5 or 0.7mm lead. -
Lamy Inks & Refills
Lamy ink cartridges are suitable for use in all of their fountain pens, and come in limited edition colours too. Their nibs are especially quick and easy to change, and come in a wide range of widths to suit your style (tend to be finer than other brands – see nib comparison). Lamy ballpoint refills, rollerball refills and pencil leads are also available in medium tip in blue or black ink. Please take note that the Swift, Pico and multifunction pens take special refills. -
Lamy Pen Sets
In smart presentation packaging, a Lamy pen set makes a great gift. Each combo set in this collection comes with a stylish pocket-size leather case. The calligraphy sets, meanwhile, all include a box of ink cartridges and three nibs of different widths. -
Lamy New in
Lamy never ceases to impress with new ways to improve on classic designs, releasing exciting new special edition colours which often become collector’s items (recent colours include, copper orange and neon line). The ever popular Safari and Al Star have a huge back catalogue of colours, many of which are also released as ink cartridge colours too. Make sure you snap up a limited edition while stocks last. -
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Lamy, the iconic German brand founded in the 1930s, has earned a reputation as the ‘writers pen’. Adhering to Bauhaus design (form follows function), they have focused on smooth writing and ergonomic features coupled with sleek, simple lines. Their fountain pens are available in a huge range of nib options including those for beginners and left handers, making them ideal for younger writers (Safari is recommended by schools). They offer one easy-change nib to fit the Safari, Al-Star, ABC, Studio and 5 more models.
Lamy Pen Ranges
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Lamy Safari
from $13.65The Lamy Safari is one of the most popular pens of all time, famed for its comfortable ergonomic grip, affordability, reliability and Bauhaus styling. Originally launched in 1980 as a children’s handwriting pen and recommended by schools, the Safari is now enjoyed by all. Made from sturdy ABS plastic, it is available in bright colours and fashionable limited editions (which become collector’s items). The fountain pen has an inexpensive easy change nib, from extra fine to broad and left handed.
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Lamy Al-Star
from $21.55The Lamy Al Star has the same ergonomic design of the brand’s bestselling Safari, but with a lightweight aluminium body. This gives the Al-Star the advantage of being engraveable, a handy way of preventing the pen from being misplaced (especially if being used at school). The fountain pen has an inexpensive easy change nib, from extra fine to broad, left handed and beginners. It can also be fitted with a Lamy converter for use with bottled ink. Look out for limited edition colours, soon to become collector’s items.
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Lamy Studio
from $50.04The Lamy Studio belongs to their premium collection, with a satisfying weight and subtle artistic touches such as the propeller-shaped clip. Winner of the Good Design Award 2005 and iF Design Award two years running, the Studio typifies Bauhaus design, with form following function. Choose from their perennial finishes; stainless steel, blue and black, and limited edition colours. The fountain pen takes their inexpensive easy change nib which can be purchased from extra fine to broad.
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Lamy 2000
from $61.30The 2000 is the Archetypal Lamy Pen, conceived in 1966 by Gerd A. Müller, and to this day unchanged from his original design. The innovative fibreglass body keeps down weight and is finished with a sleek brushed texture (impossible to see the joins), while the tapered profile produces an exceptionally comfortable feel. Famous advocates include author Neil Gaiman, who describes his own 2000 as his 'novel writing pen'. The fountain pen features 14k gold nib and inbuilt piston filling system.
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Lamy Logo
from $13.21The Lamy Logo is characterised by crisp clean lines and a practical ridged grip for added control. It is available in all writing types including a multifunction pen with red, blue and black ink. The fountain pen is fitted with Lamy's signature easy-change nib with plenty of choice in nib size from extra fine to broad, beginners and left handed.
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Lamy Scala
from $81.32Forming part of their premium collection, the Lamy Scala has a fantastic weight that feels great in the hand. Boasting contemporary angular lines, and designed by German homeware company Sieger design, Lamy themselves say that “Material excess makes way for perfectly executed technical details". We stock the Scala in all writing types including propelling pencil with 0.7mm lead, and fountain pen with nib sizes from extra fine to broad. Choose from 3 finishes; matt black laquer, shiny blue black laquer and stainless steel.
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Lamy Aion
from $49.43The latest addition to their family, The Aion feels like classic Lamy with its seamless lines (designed by Jasper Morrison, British furniture designer). The body of each pen is made from one piece of aluminium, finished with a two toned effect of brushed and blasted sections. Of particular note is the newly curved nib available from extra fine to broad. Comes with a spring loaded clip, and a choice of matt black and olive silver finishes.
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Lamy Accent
from $61.30The Lamy Accent is a modern, solidly built pen with stylish and practical features. The spring mounted clip holds fast to your shirt pocket, whilst the cap locks in place on the back of your pen when posted and screws shut when not in use. The standout design feature is the accented grip which comes in various wood finishes and lacquered patterns. All fountain pens come with a converter, and look out for those with a 14ct bi-colour gold nib.
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Lamy Dialog
from $193.91The Lamy Dialog is a rare commodity, a fountain pen that doesn’t need a cap and won’t dry out. It uses a twist mechanism to pop the nib in and out of an airtight chamber, and a ball valve protects the nib from dirt and drying out when closed. The 14k gold nib ensures the Dialog also writes superbly. Also available as a ballpoint pen with an eye catching triangular body, and an attractive brushed titanium finish.
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Lamy Imporium
from $362.79Curved lines combine effortlessly with deep grooves of the barrel, forming one of Lamy’s most distinctive writing instruments. A spring loaded clip, excellent weight and ribbed grip section offer praciticality typical of the brand's Bauhaus approach to design. The fountain pen has a bi-colour 14k gold nib, the pencil takes 0.7mm leads, and the rollerball and ballpoint pen come with black ink. All Imporium pens are presented in a large deluxe Lamy gift box.
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Lamy Nib Sizes - A Visual Comparison
Lamy offer a wide range of nib sizes for their fountain pens, which goes hand in hand with their reputation as being the writer’s pen. Our visual guide shows the differences in their nibs from extra fine to broad. Not too many brands offer an extra fine nib, and Lamy’s is especially sought after since it is the finest of all brands we tested. Their broad nib is also quite generous, giving you quite a good spread.
Lamy Ink Colour
We compared Lamy’s blue, blue-black and black ink colour against other brands with very favourable results, coming top in two categories. Their black ink delivered one of the more intense and solid blacks, whilst their blue and blue black were rich in colour and truest to their name. We also tested ink bleed (the extent to which the ink bleeds out of the desired line), which for Lamy was very minimal.
Lamy Safari: The Success Story
The Lamy Safari was developed to help make fountain pens more child friendly once it became a requirement to use one in most schools. The ergonomic grip, robust design, affordable price and funky styling quickly made it into a must have in most classrooms. Accolades followed such as the IF design award in 1994, hailing it as an ‘outstanding design achievement’, and its popularity grew with adults too. The ergonomic grip and lightweight design makes it effortless to use, and the nib is easily replaceable with plenty of options from left handed to extra fine. The Safari also caters for the inner stationery geeks within us, with plenty of limited edition colours to make us feel a bit different.
Lamy: A Pen is Born
German manufacturing is synonymous with reliability and exacting standards of quality control – and Lamy is no exception. Since founding in 1930, they’ve become one of the world’s leading pen brands. We’ve compiled this article to show the stages of creating a Lamy pen, the advanced technology and specialist machinery required, and the remarkable levels of skill and craftsmanship involved.