What You Get in the Pusheen Fruits 2-Pencil Set
The Pusheen Fruits 2-Pencil Set is a compact stationery set built around two full-length pencils and two erasers. The set comes in a reusable pouch, so it is easy to carry to school, work, or anywhere you want a pencil on hand. You can pick between the Peach Pusheen or Orange Pusheen version, and each pencil has an all-over print of Pusheen posing.
The erasers are shaped like a peach and an orange, and they can be used as pencil toppers to make the pencils even cuter. That means the set gives you two ways to use the erasers: as standalone erasers or as decorative toppers on the ends of the pencils.
Key Details for Everyday Use
- Pusheen Fruits 2-Pencil Set: Includes 2 full-length pencils and 2 erasers shaped as a peach and an orange. Knowing exactly what is in the set helps you plan how to use and store each piece.

Pusheen Fruits 2-Pencil Set - Pusheen Fruits 2-Pencil Set: The erasers can be used as pencil toppers. This dual use affects how you sharpen and store the pencils, especially if you want to keep the toppers on.
- Pusheen Fruits 2-Pencil Set: The set comes in a reusable pouch. The pouch keeps the pencils and erasers together and makes the set portable.
How to Sharpen the Pencils
- Remove the eraser topper first: If an eraser is sitting on the end of the pencil as a topper, take it off before sharpening. This keeps the eraser clean and avoids interference with the sharpener.
- Use a standard pencil sharpener: The supplied information does not specify a particular sharpener type, so use the sharpener you normally use for full-length pencils. Insert the pencil and turn gently until you get a clean point.
- Check the point: Aim for a point that is sharp enough to write clearly but not so long that it breaks easily. The set does not include a sharpener, so you will need your own.
- Replace the topper if you like: After sharpening, you can put the peach or orange eraser back on the pencil as a topper. This is optional and mainly for decoration.
Using the Erasers as Toppers vs. Standalone
The erasers in this set are shaped like a peach and an orange, and they are designed to work as pencil toppers. Using them as toppers adds a playful look to the pencils, but it also means the eraser is sitting on the end of the pencil where it could be bumped or lost. If you plan to carry the set in the pouch, you might prefer to keep the erasers separate so they stay clean and secure.
As standalone erasers, the fruit shapes are easy to spot in a pencil case and fun to use. The supplied information does not specify the eraser material or how it performs on different types of pencil lead, so test it on a small area first if you are particular about smudging.
Keeping the Set Tidy for School
- Use the reusable pouch: The set comes with a reusable pouch, which is the simplest way to keep the two pencils and two erasers together. Slip the pouch into a backpack or pencil case.
- Keep erasers separate if they are likely to fall off: If the toppers feel loose, store the erasers in the pouch rather than on the pencil ends. The supplied information does not describe how tightly the toppers fit, so check yours.
- Wipe the pouch if needed: The supplied information does not include specific cleaning instructions for the pouch. A gentle wipe with a dry cloth is a reasonable approach for a fabric or synthetic pouch, but check the material first.
What the Supplied Information Does Not Cover
The supplied product details do not include the pencil lead hardness (such as HB or 2B), the exact length of the pencils, or the eraser material. They also do not provide specific sharpening angles or a recommended sharpener type. For everyday use, a standard sharpener and normal writing pressure should be fine, but if you need a particular lead grade for school or art, check the packaging or the product listing for more detail.
The set is described as having an all-over Pusheen print on each pencil, but the supplied information does not say whether the print is painted, wrapped, or printed directly on the wood. If you are concerned about the print wearing off with sharpening, keep in mind that sharpening will remove the outer layer of the pencil, including any print near the tip.

