Stainless Steel Mechanical Pencil – Brass Nib

Steel Mechanical Pencil made from Stainless Steel with Brass Nib…

Each steel mechanical pencil is handmade by Nicholas Hemingway

Designer Nicholas Hemingway designs his steel mechanical pencils to perform for a lifetime so you can be sure of quality.

All his hand-built pencils and pens make beautiful gifts for creatives of all kinds. His pencils are now all available in 0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm & 0.9mm lead sizes.

Draw or write in style with your very own hand-built mechanical pencil…

Handmade mechanical pencils designed and hand-built by Designer Nicholas Hemingway, so as to be the best mechanical pencils for writing and the best mechanical pencils for drawing too.

Nicholas Hemingway is a conscientious maker…

Therefore, he prides himself on sustainability and wants you to forget the disposable culture, value your design tools and enjoy the lifelong companionship of a custom hand-built mechanical pencil.

Because of this ethical attitude towards minimal impact and sustainability, we have hundreds of satisfied customers worldwide. Illustrators, Engineers, Artists, Graphic Designers and Architects to design students, all of whom have supported us over the years.

We offer personalised steel mechanical pencils too…

Want to get that special someone a personalised gift? We can offer that too with our Personalised Stainless Steel Mechanical Pencil.

All our pencils and pens come in a beautiful case in a choice of tan or black vegan leather within a black Nicholas Hemingway gift box to suit any occasion.

A pen or mechanical pencil is a great gift idea for almost anyone whom writes or draws. If you are looking for something geared more towards an artist as a gift then take a look at our latest pencil to be released. As a result, we are launching A Designer’s Brass Clutch Pencil through Kickstarter right now.

You won’t be disappointed…

We have even made pencils for Lord Norman Foster who has placed orders with us. We were so excited to have been fortunate enough to make mechanical pencils for someone that Nicholas Hemingway himself has admired in the architecture world for so long.