Parker Pens

Parker pens with logo all write in black ink, so the main choice is how the ink gets onto the page. Push button and click action Parker ballpoint pens make up the Jotter family, in glossy plastic with a steel cap, in all stainless steel and in slightly larger XL metal barrels with matte and monochrome finishes. Sonnet ballpoints switch to a twist action, while IM and Sonnet rollerballs use a pull off cap over a smoother tip. There's also an IM pencil for anyone who'd rather sketch than sign. Lacquered brass and brushed stainless steel barrels with gold or chrome trims make the IM and Sonnet styles what most people picture when they think of engraved Parker pens.

An apprentice electrician finishing their trade wants a pen that feels like a real reward and still gets used on site. A stainless steel Jotter clicks out one handed to sign a job sheet, then clips into a shirt pocket next to the tape measure. Back at the ute it goes in the console, ready for the next compliance form. The boss marking the milestone can find everyday pens for the rest of the crew.

All Parker pens can be branded, so custom Parker pens are available across every family. Engraving on the black lacquer IM and Sonnet styles reveals gold, while the Jotter family engraves to silver.

Questions Worth Asking

What's the difference between the IM and Sonnet ranges?
IM uses lacquered brass or brushed stainless steel with push button ballpoints and capped rollerballs. Sonnet adds twist action ballpoints, satin and sandblasted finishes and 23 carat gold plated trims on its GT models, with most made in France.

Which Parker pens with logo suit gifts for important clients?
The IM and Sonnet families suit client gifts, with lacquered brass or brushed stainless steel barrels and gold or chrome trims. Sonnet GT models add 23 carat gold plated trims, and most Sonnet styles are made in France.

Is the Jotter XL bigger than the regular Jotter?
Yes, the XL is a little longer and wider than the regular Parker Jotter, with a metal barrel and the same arrow clip. Finishes include matte grey, blue and black, plus monochrome black, gold and rose gold.

Which Parker pens use a rollerball refill?
Rollerballs appear in the IM, Sonnet and Jotter Original families, and all of them write in black ink. The blue grey IM model uses Quink rollerball refills, and the Sonnet Laque writes with a fine Quink Flow point.