Lamy Pens

Lamy pens can be described in three words: innovation, design and quality. These are Lamy’s core values since Dr. Manfred Lamy, a former sales representative for The Parker Pen Company, joined the company. The philosophy behind the design of each pen is the Bauhaus movement – form follows function (a modern approach to design that operated between 1919 and 1933). This concise motto made Lamy pens internationally renowned for their outstanding quality, superior technological advances and cutting-edge design.

>Our Range of Lamy Pens - Many can be Engraved and Personalised

Lamy 2000	Lamy Studio

The Lamy 2000 was released in 1966, and launched the unmistakable stylistic language of Lamy Pens we know today Available in fountain, rollerball, ballpoint and multicolour Our price ranges from £35.50 to £98.00	The Lamy Studio has been designed to be unique, with its propellor shaped clip Avaialble in fountain, rollerball and ballpoint Our price ranges from £27.50 to £38.50

Lamy Al-Star	Lamy Safari

The Lamy Al-Star has a characteristic clear grey ergonomic front section Available in 4 finishes, silver, graphite, silverblue, silvergreen Comes in fountain pen (£19.75) and rollerball (£14.00)	The Lamy Safari has an ergonomic front section, and is made from sturdy plastic Avaialable in blue, black and red Comes in fountain pen (£12.75) and rollerball (£9.50)

Lamy Vista	Lamy Multifunction

Made of clear plastic with an ergonomic grip section Available in fountain (£14.75), rollerball (£11.00), ballpoint (£9.75)	Lamy are famous for their large range of multifunction pens. Incredibly convenient if you require more than just one colour, or writing system Our price ranges from £16.50 to £46.00

Lamy Swift	Lamy Pico

The Lamy Swift is unique because it is a rollerball that doesn't need a cap. The clip retracts when writing for added comfort Avaialble in 4 finishes; palladium, black, blue, anthrazite Our price £24.50 to £30.00	The Lamy Pico is a pocket pen, that has an innovative extend mechanism Available in 5 finishes Our price £24.50 to £37.00

Lamy was launched in 1930 by C. Josef Lamy, and the first pens carrying Lamy brand name emerged in 1952. Since then Lamy pens have won an army of loyal users among architects, engineers, designers, artists and many more. Each year Lamy produces more than six million of various writing instruments. The product range includes fountain pens, ballpoint pens, rollerballs, mechanical pencils and multifunction pens. Multisystem pens by Lamy, which combine a ballpoint pen and another feature can include up to four different writing instruments. These can be a ballpoint pen and a mechanical pencil, as Studio Twin Pen, or a ballpoint pen, a mechanical pencil, a marker and a touchscreen pen as in Lamy 4Pen.

Numerous designs in the Lamy product range have won awards. The Pico has won a red dot award for design, and the Studio has won both the ‘Good Design Award’ and the iF Design award in 2005. Many of the designs such as the 2000 (since 1966) and Safari (since 1980) have been implemented continuously since their inception. The 2000 was innovative for its day because it used a special fibre glass resin produced by Bayer, Makrolon. Several noted designers have produced pen designs for Lamy, including Richard Sapper (designer of the ThinkPad) who designed the Dialog1.

Known for its cutting-edge innovative designs Lamy utilizes the most advanced technologies and materials to produce reliable quality pens. The materials Lamy uses are innovations in their own right with fiberglass, brushed stainless steel, briar wood or anodised aluminium among many others. Most Lamy lines come in various colours to suit the most demanding and sophisticated tastes. Should you be thinking of a pen gift, Lamy pens look stunning and with an engraving make your present even more personal and unique.

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