
ZEBRA Mildliner Double-Sided Highlighter Soft Fluorescent 3-Color Set
Mild Liner Soft Fluorescent 3-color set: toned-down dual-tip highlighters. From Japan.
- From JapanJP-Direct
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- 10–14 daysDelivery
Mild Liner Soft Fluorescent 3-color set - toned-down highlighting, 4.0mm chisel and 1.0-1.4mm fine.
About this product
This is the three-pen version of Zebra's Soft Fluorescent family (WKT7-3C-N), the smallest way into the Mild Liner line. Honnori keiko, the Japanese name, means roughly faintly fluorescent, and that is exactly what the family does: it keeps the visibility of a conventional highlighter but dials the intensity down until a textbook page stops glowing and the text underneath stays comfortable to read. Like every Mild Liner, each pen is double ended - a broad chisel tip laying a 4.0mm band for whole lines, and a fine tip drawing 1.0 to 1.4mm for underlining single words, boxing dates or writing headers directly in color. The ink is water-based pigment, chosen because it resists bleeding through thin notebook and textbook paper. Three colors is the sensible trial size before committing to a five-color family; around forty colors exist across the line, in families from gentle pastels to earthy neutrals to deep subdued tones. Made in Japan by Zebra.
How to use
- Use the 4.0mm chisel end to sweep whole lines, and turn the pen around to the 1.0-1.4mm fine end for underlining, boxing dates and writing headers in color.
- Wait until the ink or toner underneath is dry before highlighting, or the marker will drag it.
- Test a stroke on the last page of a very thin notebook before highlighting a full spread.
- Cap both ends after every use; an uncapped marker loses more ink in a day than a used one does in a week.
- Store the pens flat so the ink stays balanced between the broad and fine nibs.
FAQ
Why buy the 3-color set?
It is the trial size - enough to find out whether toned-down highlighting suits you before buying a full five-color family.
What does Soft Fluorescent mean?
The Japanese name honnori keiko means faintly fluorescent: the visibility of a normal highlighter with the intensity turned down so text stays readable underneath.
What are the two ends for?
A 4.0mm chisel tip for highlighting whole lines and a 1.0-1.4mm fine tip for underlining, boxing and lettering.
Does it bleed through?
The ink is water-based pigment formulated to resist show-through, but very thin paper can still ghost slightly - test a corner first.
Can I refill them?
No, Mild Liners are not refillable; replace individual pens as they run out.
What else is in the range?
Around forty colors across families including gentle pastels, earthy neutrals, calm tones and deep subdued shades, sold mainly as five-color sets.
🇵🇭 For Philippines customers
Filipino students highlight their way through stacks of photocopied handouts, and on that thin paper a standard fluorescent marker bleeds through to the next page and buries the text it was meant to emphasize. Mild Liner's water-based pigment ink is formulated against show-through, and the toned-down shades keep words legible under the color. Japanese highlighters are constantly on local studygram and journaling feeds, but authentic sets are hard to find here.
This is the three-pen Soft Fluorescent set (WKT7-3C-N), the trial size before committing to a five-color family. Use the 4.0mm chisel end for whole lines and the 1.0-1.4mm fine end for underlining and headers, and pair it with Sarasa Clip gel pens for color-coded notes. Around forty Mild Liner colors exist across other families if you want to expand.
Authentic, shipped direct from Japan — delivery 10–14 days, free over ₱3,000.