TWSBI Eco Espresso with Bronze Fountain pen

The TWSBI Eco Espresso with Bronze Fountain Pen combines elegance and functionality, offering a refined new color—espresso—with a stylish bronze finish. The TWSBI Eco (short for "economical") is known as one of the most affordable fountain pens with a piston filling mechanism, making it a great value for fountain pen enthusiasts.

With its transparent barrel, the TWSBI Eco provides a clear view of the filling system, allowing users to see the ink flow while filling the pen. The transparent body also offers a dynamic, ever-changing look, transforming with the color of the ink inside. The faceted cap gives the pen a bold, modern appearance, while the TWSBI logo proudly sits atop the cap, reinforcing the brand's high-quality craftsmanship.

The TWSBI Eco Espresso fountain pen features a polished stainless steel nib engraved with the TWSBI logo. This pen is available in a variety of nib sizes, providing a smooth and customizable writing experience.

Key Features:

• TWSBI Eco Espresso with bronze finish

• Piston filling mechanism for efficient ink storage

• Transparent barrel for visibility of ink level

• Faceted cap and bold design for a modern look

• Polished stainless steel nib, engraved with the TWSBI logo

• Available in various nib sizes for a personalized writing experience

Whether you're new to fountain pens or an experienced collector, the TWSBI Eco Espresso is an excellent choice, offering both style and performance at an unbeatable price.

TWSBI fountain pens can be fully disassembled for cleaning and maintenance. Instructions and the necessary tools are included with each TWSBI fountain pen. Please note: disassembly is intended for experienced users only and is not necessary for everyday use. Disassembly is at your own risk!

With over 40 years of manufacturing experience, including producing high-end pens for other brands, Ta Shin Precision decided to sell under their own brand, TWSBI. The name TWSBI is derived from TWS and BI. "TWS" is the reversed acronym for "San Wen Tong," which translates to "Hall of Three Cultures," and "BI" literally means writing instrument.