MORRIS, a marker-specialized stationery company, has launched its new JUSTCLICK Fabric Marker, expanding into the growing DIY and creative customization market.
 

The newly released product is a fabric-specific marker designed for use on a variety of textile materials, including T-shirts, eco bags, sneakers, and more. Developed to encourage creativity and personal expression in everyday life, the marker allows users to customize fabric items with ease.
 

One of the product’s key advantages is its wash-resistant performance. Unlike many conventional fabric markers, the JUSTCLICK Fabric Marker maintains stable color even after washing without requiring additional heat treatment such as ironing.
 

Built on MORRIS’s long-standing marker ink technology, the product delivers vivid color payoff along with strong light resistance and water resistance. With a 1.0 mm line width, it is suitable for a wide range of DIY applications, from detailed decorating to coloring and illustration work.
 

The marker also emphasizes convenience and accessibility. Featuring MORRIS’s signature retractable JUSTCLICK mechanism, the marker can be used easily without a separate cap, making it simple and intuitive for users of all ages—from children to adults.
 

Thanks to this user-friendly design, the product is expected to be widely used in art activities, educational programs, hobby crafting, and DIY workshops.
 

The JUSTCLICK Fabric Marker is available in 12 colors: Pink, Red, Orange, Yellow, Yellow Green, Green, Sky Blue, Blue, Lavender, Violet, Brown, and Black. Consumers can purchase the product either individually or as a 12-color set.
 

The product is available through the MORRIS Naver Smart Store as well ased stationery retailers.
 

A MORRIS representative stated, “The JUSTCLICK Fabric Marker was developed with user experience in mind so that anyone can easily design and personalize everyday items. As a marker-specialized company, we will continue introducing products that combine convenience with creative expression through our technological expertise.”
 

Source: Maeil Business Newspaper Korea