Collection: Pouches and Containers

Pouches and Containers

This is the storage range, running from the PuniLabo pen cases around twenty dollars up to the Toyo steel toolbox at the top of the collection. Most of it sits just under twenty-five, and all of it is built to hold stationery without ruining it.

The PuniLabo pen cases are the ones that sell fastest. Each one zips closed for carrying and then transforms into a pen cup, standing upright on a desk so a pen is never at the bottom of a bag. They come in a run of animals from corgi and bear to rabbit and cat, and hold a full set from our pens range, with a slightly dearer canine collection alongside. There is also a zipper pouch for anyone carrying more than pens.

The Toyo steel toolbox is the other end of the range, and it is the piece people keep for decades. It is pressed from a single piece of steel rather than welded from panels, which gives it a seamless body, a watertight seal and smooth edges. The lid is cambered and the handle extends from the top for carrying. It was originally designed for workshops and garages, which is why it survives being thrown in a boot, and it comes in a run of colours including red, military green, glacier, indigo and lilac.

Penco makes the smaller storage pieces, and we carry our own pouches alongside them. Together they cover a desk, a bag and a drawer, which is usually the whole problem.

The useful thing to know is how they stack. The Toyo boxes sit on top of each other, so two or three make a column rather than a pile, and the PuniLabo cases are sized for a standard bag pocket.

If you are reorganising a desk, a case plus a toolbox covers most of it, and the two together come in under a hundred dollars. If there is a particular pouch, box or size you are looking for that you are not able to find on the website, reach out to us and we will be glad to help.