TWSBI ECO-T Eggplant Purple Fountain Pen

Unlike the Organics Studio Eggplant ink, the new TWSBI ECO-T Eggplant Purple Fountain Pen does not have an emoji associated with it. I’m truly excited about this TWSBI ECO-T. With a purple this vibrant and deep, it only gets better the longer it’s in your hand. This color is so fun – what more can you ask for? This is truly a gorgeous pen. As we start to get these pens in stock, this is a pre-order, and should ship next week. Above all, this is a small batch of production. So, while it’s not a numbered limited edition, it’s definitely a collectible.

First of all, the TWSBI ECO-T Eggplant Purple Fountain Pen has great value with its piston filling system and affordable price. Like many other TWSBI fountain pens, it features a crystal clear acrylic barrel so you can see your ink level, and a purple cap. The pen cap has an inner cap to ensure a perfect seal when stored away. It is completed with chrome trim and a steel nib.

Secondly, the ECO-T differs from the ECO in that it has a triangular grip section for ease of holding the pen, and triangular shaped cap and piston knob instead of hexagon.

Importantly, what color ink would you fill it with? I think Private Reserve’s Plum bottled ink would be a great match. As for the nib sizes, you have choices. Choose from: extra fine, fine, medium, broad, and 1.1 Stub.

TWSBI’s belief is that it is important to allow the user to disassemble and reassemble the pen and completely experience the traditional aspects of owning and using a fountain pen. These pens also come packaged with a wrench and silicone grease. Neither of these accessories are intended to be used immediately, as they are for long-term care and maintenance. Additionally, please use extra care if you choose to disassemble the nib and feed, as the feed is very fragile.

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