Desk organizer pen holder 3D printed in the shape of a puffer jacket and hoodie, for a desk where the accessories are chosen rather than inherited from an office supply cupboard. It holds pens, pencils, markers and brushes upright in one place, so the working surface stays clear and the tools stay visible. The clothing shape is what makes it a talking point; the open top is what makes it actually get used.
Being 3D printed, the quilted panels and hood are formed as part of the body rather than printed onto a plain cup, so the texture is physical and does not wear off with handling. The layered construction gives the walls thickness without adding much weight, and the interior is left as a straightforward open well so nothing catches on the way in or out. Each piece is produced individually, which is why small variations in finish are normal.
It fits on a home office desk, a bedroom study table or a dorm desk, and looks equally at home on a shelf beside books and figures when it is not in service. Fashion-minded students and designers tend to be the buyers. On a craft or makeup table the same well takes brushes and liners without any of them being crushed against each other.
3D printed body in a down jacket and hoodie form
Quilted texture is part of the printed structure, not applied
