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Pencil Pin

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$6.1 $10 In stock

Category: Pin

The Pencil Pin from These Are Things is a small enamel pin made to look like a classic No. 2 pencil. It pairs a black nickel finish with colored enamel and is a simple, recognizable accent for jackets, bags, lanyards, and pin displays.

  • Design: No. 2 pencil motif with the phrase "No. 2 is No. 1"
  • Material: black nickel pin with colored enamel
  • Backing: rubber backing
  • Size: measures 1" tall x .5" wide
  • Brand: These Are Things
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George Z. ★★★★★

The black nickel finish gives it a nice weighty feel, and the colored enamel really pops against a denim jacket. I've gotten more compliments on this tiny pencil in a week than on any other pin I own.

Evelyn D. ★★★★★

This little pin is the perfect size and detail for my jacket lapel—it even has the classic pencil hex shape. The colored enamel against the black nickel finish really makes it pop, exactly like a real No. 2 pencil. It’s such a fun, understated way to add a nerdy touch to an outfit.

Jason ★★★★★

The black nickel finish gives it a subtle, understated look that doesn’t scream novelty. Matches surprisingly well with denim and darker blazers, so it feels less like a costume piece.