Each pencil sits in its own elastic loop with the point free, so nothing chips against anything else and the set reads at a glance.
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Opened out, the elastic loop strip, the flat pockets along the lower edge and the matching zip accessory pouch are all visible together.
Description
A grey canvas roll with a black lining, closed by a broad black elastic band carrying a woven Brevillier's Cretacolor tab. Unrolled, it lays out flat on a table: a long strip of elastic loops runs the width of it, three flat pockets sit along the lower edge, and a matching grey zip pouch attaches alongside. Cretacolor gives the capacity as up to 48 artists' pencils of up to 1 cm diameter.
Loops are the reason a roll beats a tin. In a tin or a pouch, pencils lie on top of one another, the points chip against each other, and finding the 6B means tipping everything out. In a roll each pencil sits in its own loop with the point free, so the whole set is visible at once and nothing rubs against anything. Anyone who has emptied a pencil case looking for one grade already understands the difference.
The flat pockets take what loops cannot. A kneadable eraser, a sharpener, a blade, a blending stump, a folded cloth or a small sanding block all sit in a pocket rather than rolling around loose, and they stay in place when the whole thing is rolled up because the roll's own tension holds them.
The accessory pouch is the part that makes this a system rather than a bag. It attaches and detaches with touch fastener, so it can travel inside the roll for a long day or come off and sit on the desk on its own when you only need the erasers and the sharpener. Being separate also keeps the sharp and dusty things away from the pencil loops.
Rolled and banded, it is a compact cylinder that goes into a rucksack without a box around it, which is the practical case for buying one at all: forty-eight pencils in a rigid tin is a heavy, awkward brick, and the same forty-eight in a roll is a soft cylinder that packs against the side of a bag.
It is sold empty. No pencils, erasers or accessories are included — every photograph here shows the case as it is supplied, and the pencils in the description are the ones you already own.
The Safencia price is Rs. 3,450 for the case. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, and stock, your city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.
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Features
Specifications
| Product name | Cretacolor Pencil Roll-Up Case with Detachable Accessory Pouch |
|---|---|
| Category | Arts and Crafts |
| Recommended age | 10+ years |
| Type | Canvas roll-up case for artists' pencils |
| Stated capacity | Up to 48 artists' pencils of up to 1 cm diameter (per Cretacolor) |
| Pencil holding | Elastic loop strip running the width of the roll |
| Storage | Flat pockets along the lower edge |
| Accessory pouch | Matching grey zip pouch, attaches and detaches with touch fastener |
| Closure | Broad black elastic band with a woven Cretacolor tab |
| Materials | Grey canvas outer with a black lining |
| Contents | Sold empty — no pencils or accessories included |
| Packaging | Supplied rolled in a clear retail box |
| Price | Rs. 3,450 |
| Stock status | In stock |
| Cash on Delivery | Available across Pakistan |
| Delivery time | 3-5 working days after WhatsApp order confirmation |
| What is included | 1 x Cretacolor pencil roll-up case (supplied empty), 1 x matching zip accessory pouch with touch fastener |
What's in the Box
- 1 x Cretacolor pencil roll-up case (supplied empty)
- 1 x matching zip accessory pouch with touch fastener
FAQs
How many pencils does the roll hold?
Cretacolor gives the capacity of the Pencil Roll-Up Case as up to 48 artists' pencils of up to 1 cm in diameter. The elastic loop strip in our photographs runs the full width of the open roll.
Does the accessory pouch come with it?
Yes. The Pencil Roll-Up Case includes a matching zip pouch that attaches and detaches with touch fastener, so it can travel inside the roll or be used separately on a desk.
Are any pencils included?
No. The Pencil Roll-Up Case is sold empty, and every photograph on this page shows it as supplied. No pencils, erasers or sharpeners are part of the price.
Will it take thicker sticks as well as pencils?
Up to about 1 cm across, which is the diameter Cretacolor states. Anything thicker than that — a chunky graphite block, for example — belongs in one of the Pencil Roll-Up Case flat pockets rather than a loop.
How does it close?
With a broad black elastic band carrying a woven Cretacolor tab. The Pencil Roll-Up Case has no zip on the roll itself, so there is nothing to jam and nothing for a pencil point to catch on.
Why use a roll instead of a tin or a pouch?
Because in a tin the pencils lie on each other and the points chip. In the Pencil Roll-Up Case each one is held separately with its point free, and the whole set is visible the moment it is unrolled.
What goes in the flat pockets?
The things a loop cannot hold — a kneadable eraser, a sharpener, a blade, a blending stump or a folded cloth. The roll's own tension keeps them in place once the Pencil Roll-Up Case is closed.
Can it be used for brushes as well?
Yes, within the same 1 cm limit. Brush handles of that diameter sit in the loops of the Pencil Roll-Up Case exactly as pencils do, which is why rolls like this are common in travel kits.
Can I pay cash on delivery for Pencil Roll-Up Case in Pakistan?
Yes. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and many other cities.
How fast is delivery in Pakistan?
Orders are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Delivery usually takes 3-5 working days in major Pakistani cities, depending on courier route and city.
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