Supreme x Magic Ink Markers (Set of 8)
Supreme vs. Original
About the original
Magic Ink is a line of refillable felt-tip markers made by Teranishi Chemical Industry, founded in Osaka in 1953; the Magic Ink Large was Japan's first commercial felt-tip marker on release in 1953. Each marker uses a glass body, a broad chisel nib, and oil-based xylene ink, refillable through a screw-in reservoir cap and popular among graffiti writers for the dense pigment load and fast dry time. The SS22 Supreme version is a standard eight-color set — black, red, blue, green, yellow, orange, brown, pink — with a printed Supreme logo on each barrel. Released April 14, 2022 at $48.
About Teranishi
Teranishi Chemical Industry is a Japanese marker manufacturer founded in 1916 and headquartered in Osaka, Japan. The company released Magic Ink in 1953, the first oil-based permanent marker developed and sold in Japan, and the Magic Ink Large became the country's standard for industrial labeling, shipping, and signage. Teranishi makes the markers under the Magic Ink and TEXTA names, with a fast-drying, water-resistant oil ink and a felt-tip body that has barely changed in over seventy years. The eight-color ML-8 set remains the company's signature product. Supreme collaborated with Teranishi on a co-branded eight-color Magic Ink Marker set for Spring/Summer 2022.
