CloverThick Air Erasable Marker, Purple, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Works well and nice and visible on all but dark fabrics, but can be tempermental- on some fabrics it's still there and purple weeks later and I have to actually erase it, but most of the time it is fading/faded within seconds and I have to re-do it. Still, much easier to use than my chalk dispenser which I am either battling with to get it to roll/dispense or it is leaving piles and not even in a line!

I'll be ordering more of these!

UPDATE: Just found out it disappears after 4-14 days. Two days after and mark still appears on my fragile material. Frightening.

Item was what it described, thank you

This is my favorite for marking easily on uncooperative light fabrics. Doesn’t always erase itself if you let it sit, but the clover eraser pen takes it right away. Both are worth it!

Works as advertised. Nice bold marks where needed and in humid atmosphere will disappear

These markers are the best. They erase easily and mark well. Well worth the money over the cheaper ones.

I make handmade blankets and so I use fabric marking pens a lot. I've tried them all and Clover seems to be the best. Definitely the longest lasting.

Works great on aida fabric for cross stitch and needlepoint so I can draw onto the fabric and keep to my original design better. A bit of water does really help it dissolve rather instantaneously, but I found it fades within in a couple days anyway. It does have a slightly broader tip than the other air soluble markers I've tried, but unless you need it making a very fine line, this works just as well.

Brilliant item. The nib is a bit thicker than expected but I can still draw on with it and the marks disappear like magic

Really useful for making curtains and blinds

This is a great pen for marking up fabrics. The ink simply disolves in the air over time

It rubs off straight away when use it not long lasting