An extremely popular pen style, Slimline pens are the jack-of-all trades pen. They feature two barrels for maximum creativity, and come in a plethora of plating options and variants. Slimline pens are very light, typically slender, but are not overly short. They are the perfect pen for on-the-go in a purse, bag, briefcase, or backpack.

Pictured: Marblewood Slimline pen with black enamel plating.

Slimline variants are based off the popular slimline style, but have been modified in some way. The most typical modification is removal or replacement of the center band. Typically, our modified Slimlines are just a touch shorter than Slimlines - we call them "rocket" pens because they look like little fireworks. Slimline variants are the perfect size for a bag, backpack, briefcase, or purse; they are lightweight, slender, and not too long. They are one of our best sellers.

Pictured: Black, silver, and red resin Slimline Variant pen with black enamel plating.

A very popular pen style, Cigar (or sometimes called Cuban) pens are fairly large pens. They are medium-to-long in length, weighty, and are fairly large around. Cigar pens are offered in a variety of plating choices and have a smooth twist mechanism. These are a perfect choice if you like a large pen, but don't want a huge rollerball or the classically large fountain pen.

Pictured: Blue resin Cigar pen in chrome plating.

Devin pens are perfect if you want to show off a flashy, long pen barrel. They are a bit on the longer side, but not heavy or too wide. Devin pens have a longer metallic nib section than most sections, and a click mechanism with a long draw. They are quite popular, and offered in a variety of plating options.

Pictured: Maple and African Mahogany Wood Devin pen in gold plating.

A tidy click pen, Vesper pens look somewhat similar to Devin pens, but they are a little shorter in length. They have lines along the nib and clip that give them a retro/art deco flair. Overall, Vesper pens are a short-to-medium pen with a medium girth and medium-to-light weight. Very portable, Vespers are offered in a variety of plating options.

Pictured: Red and blue colorshift resin Vesper pen with gunmetal plating

A very popular pen style, Sierra pens are medium-to-short in length, medium in diameter, but on the heavier side for their length. They are perfect if you like the heft of a custom pen, but don't want something overly large. Sierra pens typically have contrasting metallic accents on the nib and cap, and have a longer nib section. They are compact enough to be able to be stashed in a purse, bag, briefcase, or backpack.

Pictured: Faux snakeskin Sierra pen with black enamel and chrome plating.

Love cars? The Gearshift pen is for you! The Gearshift pen is very fun; it is a bolt-action pen with a VERY satsifying bolt mechanism built into the gearshift. You switch gears to extend and retract the refill! There is also tire styling and an industrial, stiff clip to keep the pen in place. Gearshift pens are medium in length, but are fairly heavy with a medium thickness.

Pictured: Black and red resin chevron Gearshift pen with antique pewter plating.

Gatsby pens are chunky monkeys - they are medium-to-short length pens, but are a little on the heavier side for their length. They're great if you prefer the heavy feel of a large pen, but don't like really long pens. They typically feature contrasting metal accents on the extended nib and cap, and are offered in a variety of wild platings (even carbon fiber)!

Pictured: Neon pink resin colorshift Gatsby pen with black enamel and chrome plating

Groove click pens have similar styling to slimline pens, but are a more premium option due to the all-metal Schmidt click mechanism (sure to satisfy the most ardent clickers). Groove click pens are fairly long, but they have slender bodies and a very thin center band. Groove click pens are offerend in a variety of platings, and would work well as an everyday-use pen; they are very durable and tough.

Pictured: Purple, gold, and white resin Groove Click pen with gunmetal plating.

One of our favorites, Zen pens are fountain pens with magnetic, postable caps! Zen pens are not too long; they are the perfect size if you want a fountain pen experience but dislike huge, heavy fountain pens. Each Zen pen comes with an ink cartridge or a refillable ink pump (if you prefer to use your own ink). Zen pens are compact enough to be portable, but still are nice and weighty in your hand.

Pictured: Purple and grey segmented resin Zen pen with gunmetal plating

A premium option, pens in the Junior series are made from high-end materials, platings, and components. Junior pens offer the more "classical" handmade pen experience; they are large, heavy, long, and have a larger diameter. Junior-series pens are typically offered in rollerball or fountain pen configurations, and can usually be converted between the two styles (with additional hardware). There are many differing cosmetic styles of Junior-series pens, but the "base" features are all the same. Junior-series pens are offered in premium plating options, such as rhodium, black titanium, and silver.

Pictured: Thuya burl wood Junior-series rollerball pen with black titanium plating

A premium pen style, Churchill pens are what most people think of when they think of handmade pens: large, long, and heavy. Churchill pens are made with premium materials and platings like rhodium, titanium, and silver. They are typically fountain pens, but rollerball configurations and conversions are also available. All Churchill fountain pens come with an ink cartridge or a refillable ink pump (if you prefer to use your own ink).

Pictured: Blue and bronze segmented resin Churchill fountain pen with silver.

Sometimes called a "Long Clicker", Longwood pens feature an extra-long barrel for showing off the pen body. Despite the long body, they are still light-to-medium in weight with a medium diameter, so they don't feel overly large in your hand. The hardware pieces are simple with a plunger-style click mechanism.

Pictured: Hybrid resin and wood Longwood click pen with gold plating

Giddyup! Western pens are exactly what they sound like: Western-themed pens. Western pens are long, medium in diameter, and quite heavy. They feature a boot clip (with spur!), a horseshoe center band, and a star motif along the nib and cap. Various platings are available. These make perfect gifts for the cowgirl or cowboy in your life!

Pictured: Thuya burl wood Western pen with antique brass plating.

Slimline Click Pro pens have the same body style as a slimline, but are a little bit thicker and of course, feature a click mechanism. Because of the added thickness, they add a little weight to the standard slimline body. One of our everyday carry pens is a Slimline Click Pro, and it's been going strong with everyday use for over six years!