They last forever, have a nice tip to make it easy to do detail work, and the colors are nice and strong

I like the brush tip, and the last for quite a while

I love the fine tip that can be used for shading purposes

It really does get nice detail in the fine tip of the brush and using it on the side filled in larger areas.

The brush tip on these fabric markers makes it hard to control your lines (unless you happen to be a painter and are used to using a brush tip)

I prefer more natural colors in my markers, but if you don't mind that, these are nice brush tipped markers.

What I like about the Sharpie Stained markers is: the tip is fine enough to draw a thin line but is soft enough to draw a thicker line or color in a shape, and the color is very intense when the markers are new.

The tip of the marker works well.

The tips are very flexible, the colors are really vibrant, and these are perfect for beginners

The included photos are just a quick example of how well the tip works and to show no bleeding from one line to the next

Really good quality and fine tip

I wasn't clear on how fine tipped these are when I got them.

And I love the brush tips that let you easily draw thin or thicker lines

These have a very fine tip, great to use!

I especially like the little instruction paper that comes with it, it has some nice little tips there

Haven't washed the fabric enough times to determine how long the colors last, but the pens are easy to use and have a good tip.

The colors are brighter & the tips are easier to control

The tips draw great fine lines, though I wonder how well they will stand up to repeated heavy use.

They've got a great fine tip but can easily be held so that you can get a thicker line.

I would recommend getting a fine tip for detailed designs

The tip on these markers doesn't really seem like a brush in that the bristles stay very tightly together.

These had great tips on them, and were easy to hold by big character paws.

These are a stiff brush tip which gives you control over thickness of your lines

Fine tips are perfect for stencils, work much better than the crayola brand5.

Fine tips are perfect for stencils, work much better than the crayola brand5.

The tip is far too flexible and long to find any consistency

I like the brush tip.

Very nice fine brush tip.

These markers have a fine tip so one should be able to write text

The marker's fine tip points are durable and can write on lots of different fabrics

Also, they did have a nice fine tip that would be great for detail work (but I quickly smashed that while filling in stenciled lettering

Very vibrant and very good tip on them.

They, with their finer tip, are perfect for decorating cards and writing letters.

I love the brush tip on them

The tips are pretty fine.

I did a rather complex and large T-shirt design in under an hour

I tried them out first on some inexpensive blank t-shirts I got to work in (yard work, hot glass... where I do not want good clothing ruined).

Do not buy this thinking you can cover up the bleach spatter on your best black T-shirt, or the red one either.