Just like you, the creative minds behind Sharpie are movers and shakers, always seeking to express themselves in new & creative ways. Today, extending the possibilities even further, Sharpie encourages you to evoke self-expression & let your imaginations run wild with the NEW! Stained by Sharpie fabric markers!
Think For Yourself. Ink For Yourself.
The NEW Stained by Sharpie marker line brings new life to fabric markers! Boasting a versatile brush tip, a new fade-resistant ink developed for optimal performance on most fabric surfaces and 8 bright, bold colors perfect for staining your stuff, the Stained by Sharpie marker is perfect for inking creatively on most all of your fabric surfaces.
Like all of our Sharpie products, Stained by Sharpie packs a color punch that can turn white into bright with just the brush of a marker. Need some ideas? Our new fabric markers are great for dreaming big on denim, adding pep to the step of your sneakers & tired tees, fancifying furniture, embellishing backpacks, purses and more!
Each pack of Stained by Sharpie markers comes equipped with a brief lesson on “Stained 101.” Here’s a rundown of some things you’ll learn for the guide:
- Ignore design rules you’ve had before and ink freely - Stain the way YOU want.
- Mistake? What mistake?! Throw some layers over it and no one will know the difference.
- Drawing people is hard! When in doubt – stick it out. Stick people are people too!
- Anything you can imagine can be drawn. Break it down shape-by-shape.
- Experiment with lettering – graffiti, bubble, script and more!
- With over 600 bazillion things in the world inspiration is everywhere!
- Care for your markers like you’d care for anything you love. Store them horizontally and with the cap on to keep that relationship alive and well.
Also available is the New Stained by Sharpie Drawstring Bag!
Offering the perfect surface to ink for yourself, this drawstring bag instantly becomes your own with the brush of a marker. Get creative and transform this blank canvas into your own personal billboard! (Here’s an example of the drawstring bag that we stained.) The drawstring bag is sold blank, plain white ready for you to customize with your own attitude and design, along with a set of Stained by Sharpie fabric markers and the “101 guide.”
Drop by Sharpie.com to learn more about Stained by Sharpie markers and get your set today!
I saw these on Amazon the other day and was like “O_O OHMYGOD I WANT!”
But I wish you had them in more colors instead of just the basics.
Plus, the price was a little hefty for just the original 8 colors.
Seriously though, they sound amazing. ;_;
And I love the name too.
Wow…I MUST have these! time to go get some white Converse!
I like the original Sharpies better…
Will these be available to purchase in single colors instead of the whole pack?
In a creative industry I can totally appreciate these!! I’m sure there are a lot of musicians who could create some great swag with these.
I can’t wait to try these out.
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I love fabric and I really love markers
How do these markers differ from the regular sharpies? I don’t have much trouble with fading with the regular sharpies when washing the fabric (thinking here of denim)…
Kids love these
Cool I use sharpies for all my work
do you have FREE samples?
Please, more colors! Earth tones, especially. Great idea!
Hi! To answer your question, the new Stained by Sharpie fabric markers have a brush tip and are specially formulated for use on most fabrics so the ink resists fading during normal wash cycles. Regular Sharpie markers are also permanent on fabric but may not resist fading as well as the Stained fabric markers. I hope this helps, and remember to store Stained markers horizontally and with the cap on to keep them in tip top shape!
Currently, the line of markers is available in sets of 4, 5, and 8 – That said, who knows what the future holds for Stained by Sharpie markers, though?!
i bought a set of these and i prefer the original sharpie. for the reasons previously stated but also because they run dry very quickly.
Where are these available in Canada?
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Hi! Do u already have this in the Philippines? Pls
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Thanks!!!!
i’ve looked in every store in my area were can you buy the stained markers???????
Kristopher- They are available in most stors where office products are sold, you can also find them online! (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_18?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=stained+by+sharpie&sprefix=stained+by+sharpie)
I hope that helps!
love the colors, but they smear
Hi! These aren’t available in the Philippines YET… but hopefully they will be soon! In the meantime I would recommend looking into ordering them online, ( http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_18?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=stained+by+sharpie&sprefix=stained+by+sharpie)! I hope this helps!
Hi! These are on their way North! Stained by Sharpie fabric markers will be available starting in March, so keep an eye out for them wherever office products are sold, or if you just can’t wait, you can find them online. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_18?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=stained+by+sharpie&sprefix=stained+by+sharpie may be a great place to start! I hope that helps!
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I found these in the store two days ago and bought an 8 pack – I can’t begin to tell you how much I love them!
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Where can I get just black sharpie stained? I go through it so quickly….can I refill it?
i got a 12 pack!
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I second the motion for more colors! Eight is simply not enough for hardcore fabric artists. Earth tones, pastels, and neon/flurescent colors would be wonderful. Maybe a marker that allows blending between the colors. I work alot on silk and transparent/lightweight fabrics like chiffon amd organza.
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I love these markers. The brush tip is great. As a professional cartoonist, and owner of several retail caricature concessions, I have to ask…. are you ever going to sell the black marker by itself? I’d love to use it instead of the Pitt Brush pen by Eberhard Faber. But it’s a bit costly to buy a whole set of these for just the black one.
I LOVE these markers. I used to work with fabric paints a lot for creative work, and these are a revelation. The fine point allows for great details, it dries quickly so you don’t have to worry about smearing too much. They hold up really well to washing. and I love that you can add layer to layer depending on how saturated you want your drawing to be. oh and to the poster asking for availability in Canada, they’re available at most art supply stores!
Absolutely LOVE these!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was hoping Sharpie would come out with a brush-tip marker. These things seriously rock!
@Sharpie, we need a couple grays and a brown colored brush-tip, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!
Do Sharpie Stained markers work well on silk like haboti or crepe?
I’m LOVING these so far… but can I trust them on the rubber of my converse? I want to know for sure before I try it…
Hi Cheyenne-
The fabric markers are perfect for the cloth/ fabric part of your Converse shoes but I would recommend trying the oil based paint markers ( http://www.sharpie.com/enUS/Pages/oil-based-paint-marker.aspx), the original Sharpie markers or our NEW Brush tip markers (http://www.sharpie.com/enUS/Pages/brush-tip-marker.aspx) for that extra dash of uncapped creativity!
I am looking for a fabric marker to use on a couch that won’t smear or rub off. Think these would do the trick?