Sharpie Wholesale & Retail

Yes. Every Sharpie marker, highlighter and pen SNILLC sells is new, genuine and in original Sharpie packaging from Newell Brands. SN International is a US distributor based in Rancho Cordova, California, and does not sell imitation markers.

Yes. Business members pay $49 a year for wholesale and case-pack pricing on about 190 Sharpie items. Markers come 12 per box, and you can request a bulk quote from the cart for 6 or more boxes or pallet quantities.

SNILLC lists about 190 Sharpie products: roughly 123 permanent marker listings (Fine Point, Ultra Fine, Chisel, Twin Tip, Pro, Industrial, Magnum), 29 highlighters, oil-based paint markers in white, silver and sets, S-Gel pens, rollerballs, the Rub-A-Dub laundry marker, Creative acrylic markers and the Ultimate Collection.

SNILLC ships Sharpie products to all 50 states from its California warehouse with tracking on every order. Items marked Ready to ship leave fastest. We ship within the United States only.

No. Retail shoppers can buy one marker. Retail orders of $60 or more ship free; smaller orders pay a $9.99 flat rate. Wholesale pricing requires a business membership, and full boxes of 12 or cases give the best per-marker price.

The Fine Point has a bullet tip that writes about a 1 mm line and is the standard marker for boxes, labels and general use. The Ultra Fine has a narrow 0.3 mm tip for small lettering and detail work. The Twin Tip puts both on one marker.

Yes. Sharpie oil-based paint markers lay down opaque, fade- and water-resistant paint on metal, glass, plastic, wood, rubber, stone and pottery. White and silver are the most popular for dark surfaces. Shake the marker and press the tip to prime it before writing.

The Fine Point is the standard for labeling cartons, and the Chisel Tip or Magnum is better for large lettering on pallets and big boxes. For cold, damp or hot conditions choose Sharpie Pro or Industrial, which use tougher ink.

Yes. Rub-A-Dub is a permanent laundry marker made to stay on fabric through repeated washing and drying. It is the standard choice for labeling school clothes, camp gear, uniforms and linens in hospitals and care homes.

Cap markers tightly right after use and store them horizontally at room temperature. Keep unopened boxes away from heat and sun. If a Sharpie seems dry, capping it tip down for a few hours usually revives the ink. Paint markers should be stored tip up when not in use.