Lamy Studio rollerball pen

Lamy is a renowned German manufacturer of high-quality writing instruments, headquartered in Heidelberg. Founded in 1930 by C. Josef Lamy, the company has since become a global icon of functional modern design, heavily influenced by the Bauhaus philosophy. The Lamy Studio series is a prime example of their industrial design approach, featuring a distinctive propeller-shaped clip.

Lamy is historically significant for its 'Made in Germany' quality, with the vast majority of its manufacturing occurring at its factory in Heidelberg. In early 2024, the family-owned company was acquired by the Japanese Mitsubishi Pencil Company (Uni-ball), a move aimed at securing the brand's long-term future while maintaining its commitment to German production standards and design heritage.