When you’re choosing which type of pencil case is right for you, think about how much you need to carry and how you plan to use it. Students and artists often require large pencil cases with multiple compartments. For students, look for ones with enough space to carry writing supplies like pens, pencils and erasers. For artists, look for ones with compartments to organize supplies like art markers, drawing pencils, oil pastels and more.

To build out your pencil case, start by filling it with essential writing supplies like pencils, pens, erasers and correction tape. Then, you can add organization and arts and crafts supplies like pencil crayons, markers, drawing pencils, glue, tape and more. Having a well-rounded setup in your pencil case can help you stay prepared for any task and can prevent you from overpacking.

Yes, you can get pencil cases called binder pouches that are designed specifically to fit inside a binder. Binder pouches have reinforced holes along the side so they can snap inside a standard 3-ring binder. They can help keep your binder organized along with binder accessories like dividers and sheet protectors. Consider the size of your binder and how much you want to carry when looking for a binder pouch.

It’s a good idea for kids to have a pencil case to keep all their school supplies in one place. Pencil cases keep everything organized and easy to access during the day. A good pencil case can store things like kids pencil crayons, kids markers, crayons and other kids arts and crafts supplies. Plus, with our wide selection of colourful pencil cases, kids can find one that they enjoy using every day.