Ink Tone: Medium acid-washed denim, sparkling silver
Characteristics: Light, hopeful, youthful, classic, rich

Description 

Capturing the spirit of the historic fashion district in Toronto, our newest collection of ink colours channels the artistry of the world’s greatest couturiers, and pays homage to the renowned streets that make up the fabric of this neighbourhood – Queen St., Bathurst St., and Spadina Ave.

Comprised of three new fresh spring tones, we draw inspiration from three classic fashion patterns and textiles. Express your creative self fully with this idyllic collection.

Features

• 38ml ink reservoir

• Rich and saturated tones

• Silver Shimmer

• Water-based and compatible with all fountain pens

• Signature brass cap

Once Upon a Design

The latest additions to the Ferris Wheel Press universe take us on a local journey through Toronto’s historic fashion district.  In celebrating the Canadian Tuxedo, Bathurst Blue Denim explores the diverse application and universality of denim fabric. Bathurst Street defines the border of several communities, and frames the fashion district in Toronto. Long in flux, this community finds itself flavoured with diverse identities and cultures along its streetside. We looked at the passepartout of the fabric world, with its effortlessly timeless style and ability to infiltrate the haute.  This perfect everyday blue ink is punctuated with sparkling silver to bring understated utility into your every notebook and sketch, following you from downtown to uptown with ease. 

Notable Design Details 

• Exhibiting the diverse application of classic denim with fashion inspired box pleats and constructed design of the modern jean.

• Reflecting the ever changing and diverse nature of Bathurst St., denim fabric represents everyday ease with iconic style.

ATTENTION DISCLAIMER:  If ordering ink during the winter months, do not leave package exposed longterm in freezing temps.  The inks can freeze and bottles break.  Unfortunately, we are unable to refund your ink purchase if bottles burst in freezing temps.