Pilot Premium Permanent Markers 12-Pack Just $5.33 on Staples.com

By Anne | Staff Writer

Jun 10, 2022 @ 7:00 PM MDT

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Make your mark with a deal from Staples!

Looking for a bold permanent marker for upcoming projects? Head over to Staples.com where you can score these Pilot Premium 400 Permanent Markers (Blue Ink) – 12 Pack for just $5.33 — that’s just over 44¢ a marker!

Plus, you can opt for store pick-up where available to save on shipping costs!

These permanent markers use a specially-formulated ink that resists UV fading with a bold color that won’t dry out. They work on a variety of surfaces including metal, plastic, wood, glass, and fabric! These would be perfect for poster making, art projects, and more!

Check out the positive reviews…

The Pilot Premium 400 blue markers are really great. They are full of ink and the chisel tip allows you to use them in several different applications for crafts, drawing, etc. I was very pleased with the color. This is the first time I have purchased this marker, and I highly recommend it. Will purchase it again in different colors.

They have great color, and I like the tip which produces nice lettering. I own the black ones too and had to get blue too!

I use them to block out names, addresses, and other information that I do not want to be seen by others on junk mail, prescription bottles, and other mail that I recycle

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Shipping & Terms

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Shipping is free on orders of $35+ for Staples Rewards Members (free to join). OR you may be able to opt for free in-store pickup if available near you. Plus, Rewards Members will get an additional 2-5% cash back.

About the writer:

Anne holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Media Studies from the University of Sioux Falls, and worked in the newspaper industry for 20+ years before joining Hip2Save. Her work there earned her numerous awards, including South Dakota’s Journalist of the Year.