LAMY
LAMY has been designing pens in Heidelberg since 1930, on the firm belief that function decides form. The Safari, with its triangular grip and wire clip, has been quietly teaching people how to hold a pen since 1980. The AL-star wraps the same idea in light aluminium, and the LAMY 2000, all brushed steel and dark resin, has barely changed since 1966 because it has never needed to.
Here you will find the full range of fountain pens, rollerballs and ballpoints, alongside ink cartridges, bottled ink, converters and refills. A Safari feels almost weightless at first, then oddly reassuring, the grip settling your fingers into place without being asked. None of it is decorative for its own sake, which is precisely why it lasts. If it is a fountain pen you are after, the LAMY fountain pens collection narrows things down.
Read first: The LAMY Safari — A Complete Guide
