Crayola Ultra-Clean Washable Markers - Fine Line Multicolor, 10 Count

Vibrant color, precise lines, and easy cleanup in one 10-count set

Kids love to explore color and form, and Crayola makes it simple to bring ideas to life without the worry of messes. The Crayola Ultra-Clean Washable Markers, Fine Line Multicolor set delivers crisp, clean lines with a fine-tip for writing, drawing, and coloring in small areas. This 10-count collection includes classic hues and two bold new colors, expanding the palette for diagrams, labels, and art projects while maintaining Crayola’s trusted washability.

Improvements center on the Ultra-Clean washable formula, designed to wipe away from skin and clothing with minimal effort. An added benefit is easier removal from painted walls, helping homes and classrooms stay tidy between creative sessions. This makes the set a practical choice for busy households and school environments where color happens anywhere.

What’s inside and why it matters

• 10 durable markers with a fine-tip that supports precise lines and small details
• Classic color set plus two bold new hues for emphasis and contrast
• Ultra-Clean washable ink that cleans up from skin, fabric, and most painted surfaces
• Reliable performance designed for classroom projects, homework tasks, and creative crafts

Real-world uses that fit your routine

• In school: neat notes, diagrams, labels, and intricate coloring in worksheets
• At home: journaling, scrapbooking, and expressive doodling in small spaces
• On the go: quick sketches or color-coding planners and folders
• For art projects: outlines and fine details that stand out without bleed

Tips for best results: work with clean hands, cap markers when not in use to preserve ink, and test on a hidden area if applying on non-paper surfaces. While the washability is strong, treat delicate fabrics or painted walls with care during early uses. These markers are designed to be a practical, kid-friendly addition to back-to-school supplies and daily creative play, offering possibilities rather than guarantees.