Sharpie 72-Count Marker Set, AP-Certified Non-Toxic Ink – Safe Art Supply for Teenage Students Age 14 and Up
Sharpie 72-Count Marker Set, AP-Certified Non-Toxic Ink – Safe Art Supply for Teenage Students Age 14 and Up
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Why you'll love it
- 72-count bulk pack delivers strong per-marker value vs. buying small sets individually
- Three finish types (original, neon, metallic) in one box eliminate the need to buy separate marker lines
- Dual tip sizes (fine + ultra fine) give both bold coverage and detail control in a single set
- AP-certified non-toxic formula is safe for shared classroom and family craft use
- Permanent, water-resistant, quick-dry ink survives on plastic, metal, and paper without smearing
- Trusted Sharpie brand reputation reduces purchase anxiety for bulk-buying teachers and parents
Perfect for
- Labeling classroom supplies, cubbies, and student folders with fade-resistant marks
- Creating mixed-media art projects that combine neon and metallic finishes
- Bulk gifting to art teachers or graduating student art programs
- Organizing and color-coding office inventory, file boxes, and storage bins
- Working on black-paper posters and crafts using metallic ink for high contrast
Product Information
Make your own masterpiece with the vividly bold Sharpie Ultimate Collector’s Edition
Proudly permanent ink marks on paper, plastic, metal, and most other surfaces
Remarkably resilient formula dries quickly and resists fading and water; AP certified
Versatile tips: Fine point makes impressively bold marks, ultra fine point delivers precise details and extreme control
The ultimate collection includes: fine and ultra fine point coloring markers in vivid original, luminous neon, and shimmering metallic colors
Dare to unleash the ultimate in vividly creative marking with this collector’s edition of 72 Sharpie Permanent Markers. Bold and permanent to the core, your Sharpie marker set includes fine tip and ultra fine tip markers in vivid original, luminous neon, shimmering metallic colors. Made to mark practically everywhere, original Sharpie markers inspire you to transform ordinary surfaces into inspired statements. Meanwhile, Sharpie neon markers create an electrifying impact, glowing fluorescent under black light. Finally, Sharpie metallic markers put pale imitations to shame, laying down a pure metallic sheen that intensely stands out on dark surfaces. Featuring markers in both a bold fine point built for jaw-dropping marks and an incredibly sharp ultra fine point for impressive detail, Sharpie Permanent Markers ignite courageous self-expression.Recommended Uses For Product: Office, School, Drawing
Target Audience: Adult
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Global Trade Identification Number: 00071641117587, 00071641117594
Model Name: 1983254-1
Age Range Description: 14 and up
Item Type Name: Permanent Marker
Warranty Description: no warranty
Included Components: permanent markers (72)
Surface Recommendation: Metal
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Water
Ink Color: Assorted
Point Type: Fine
Additional Features: Metallic, Versatiler tips, Water resistant
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.5 millimeters
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: true
Grip Type: Contoured
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Color: 72-Count
Style: 72 Count
Pattern: Markers
Body Shape: Pen-like
Theme: Art, Stationery
Number of Items: 72
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Number of Pieces: 72
Item Dimensions: 3.88 x 8 x 5.63 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 7.4"D x 8.9"W x 4.5"H
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the ink really non-toxic and safe for shared use with older kids?
Yes. The ink is AP-certified non-toxic by the Art and Creative Materials Institute, which means it has been reviewed for safety in shared environments with users ages 14 and up.
Are these markers safe to use in a supervised classroom with teenagers?
Yes. The non-toxic, low-odor formula is widely used in middle school, high school, and college art rooms where students share supplies under teacher supervision.
Can the markers be used in a family craft area without strong smells?
Yes. The quick-dry formula produces minimal odor compared to many permanent ink products, which makes it more comfortable for use around the kitchen table or in a shared craft room.
Will the ink wash off skin if a child accidentally marks their hands?
Sharpie ink is designed to be permanent on most surfaces, including skin in the short term, but it typically washes off with soap and warm water over a few washes. For sensitive skin, rubbing alcohol or oil-based cleansers work faster.
Is the tip safe for a teenager to use without poking themselves?
Yes. Both the fine and ultra fine tips are standard fiber marker tips with a soft, blunt writing point, which is safe for normal use by teens when handled as writing instruments.
Is this Sharpie set appropriate for a high school art class?
Yes. The combination of fine and ultra fine tips, plus original, neon, and metallic finishes, makes it suitable for mixed-media projects, posters, and design coursework at the high school level.
Can a 14-year-old use this set independently?
Yes. The age recommendation of 14 and up means the set is intended for independent use by teens without requiring adult supervision for each project.
Is this set good for a college dorm craft project?
Yes. Dorm rooms often have limited supplies, and a 72-count set gives a college student a full range of colors and finishes for posters, room decor, and group projects in one compact box.
Will the markers stain tables or countertops if my teen is careless?
The permanent ink is designed to bond to surfaces, so it can stain porous materials like unfinished wood. Using a protective mat or scratch paper is recommended for craft sessions on valued furniture.
Is this safer than traditional solvent-based permanent markers from other brands?
The AP-certified non-toxic formula is reviewed for safety in art and classroom environments, making it a trusted choice over unrated generic permanent markers that may contain harsher solvents.
How does this compare to washable markers for kids?
Washable markers are designed to come out of clothes and surfaces easily, but they smear and fade quickly. This permanent set trades washability for durability, water resistance, and fade resistance, which is better for projects that need to last.
Is this a better choice than gel pens or highlighters for teen schoolwork?
Yes. The permanent ink, dual tip sizes, and finish variety make this set more versatile than gel pens or highlighters, which typically serve only one function in a school project.
What if my child accidentally marks their school uniform with a permanent marker?
Permanent marker stains in fabric can often be reduced with rubbing alcohol, hand sanitizer, or a stain remover applied before laundering. Pre-treating the stain promptly improves the chance of removal.
Is the marker body sturdy enough to survive being dropped or tossed in a backpack?
The marker barrels are designed for everyday handling, and the cap is engineered to prevent tips from drying out, but like any writing instrument, very rough treatment may eventually damage a marker.
Will the neon and metallic colors be visible enough for school poster projects?
Yes. Neon inks are highly visible on standard poster board, and metallic inks produce strong contrast on black paper, making this set a popular choice for eye-catching school displays.
Can a teacher use this set across multiple students in a classroom?
Yes. The AP-certified non-toxic formula and bulk 72-count quantity make it appropriate for shared classroom use among older students, with enough markers to support full class participation.
How do I store Sharpie permanent markers so they last longer?
Store the markers horizontally or tip-down in their original box with the caps securely closed, and keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent the ink from drying out prematurely.
How long does it take for the ink to fully dry on paper and plastic?
The quick-dry formula typically sets within a few seconds on most surfaces, but full curing can take slightly longer on non-porous materials like plastic and metal. Avoid heavy handling for the first 30 seconds for best results.
How do I remove Sharpie ink if I make a mistake?
On most non-porous surfaces, rubbing alcohol, hand sanitizer, or a dry-erase marker can lift fresh Sharpie ink. On porous surfaces like fabric or unfinished wood, removal is more difficult and may require specialized stain removers.
Does this Sharpie set work on fabric and clothing?
Sharpie markers are not formulated as fabric markers and may fade with washing. For fabric projects, Sharpie offers dedicated fabric marker lines that are designed to be more wash-resistant.
Are these markers compatible with standard Sharpie refills or accessories?
These markers are not refillable and are designed as single-use writing instruments. For replacement, you would purchase a new set or individual markers rather than refilling the existing barrels.
What is included in the 72-count Sharpie Ultimate Collection box?
The box contains 72 permanent markers combining fine point and ultra fine point tips, with an assorted color range that includes original, neon, and metallic finishes.
Is this Sharpie set safe if my child accidentally tastes a marker tip?
The ink is AP-certified non-toxic, which means it is not expected to cause toxic effects from small incidental contact. However, the markers are intended for users ages 14 and up, and any significant ingestion should be addressed by contacting a medical professional or poison control.
Will the ink remain legible if the labeled item is stored outdoors?
The ink is fade-resistant and water-resistant, but prolonged direct UV exposure and weather will eventually degrade even permanent ink. For outdoor labeling, sealing with a clear UV-resistant spray can significantly extend legibility.
What is the difference between permanent markers and dry-erase markers?
Permanent markers are designed to bond with surfaces for long-lasting marks that resist water and smudging, while dry-erase markers are formulated to be wiped off smooth non-porous surfaces like whiteboards with a dry cloth.
