I've made about 1900 masks and use the chalk to mark my cutting lines. They came all in one piece.no broken pieces. The colors are nice, quantity great, and easy to hold.

product box was damaged, one piece was broken, quality seems okay, the chalk is hard, I haven't used it on may fabrics so I don't know how easily I t will mark.

Extremely hard material. It doesn't leave a visible mark on knitted yarn even when pressed too hard multiple times and risking damage to the fabric.

They crumble in my grip-a very gentle grip! You cannot put any pressure whatsoever on the units of chalk as the will break or crumble into small pieces. My first time using this type of chalk so I don’t know if all chalk is like this or not but I won’t be trying this brand again that is for sure.

Although it does break if you use too much pressure, it leaves a distinct line which is easily removed. Don't throw away the pieces. They come in handy for harder to get into places. You get a large supply of different colors. For me, it works better and I don't need to keep sharpening pencils.

I don't think this was right. The chalk was very dry and smooth and almost felt like a giant guitar pick. It didn't act like chalk and I couldn't get it to produce color. I'd rather use markers

These are great for tracing patterns onto myFabric. I love the chalk better than fabric pens because those pens dry up so fast. The quality/quantity of the chalk is great for the price.

Works as intended but three of the chalks came broken and you have to be careful to not break them while using them. Ultimately this improved my sewing but I think I will go for the pens next time.

The box is small. The product is divide by thin cardboard with ridges. It's packed tight we're you have to literally have small finger to get it and not one was broken. I like how they packaging is tight, divide, and a little cushion to keep it from breaking.

I’ve never used tailor’s chalk before but found this easy to use. It. Broke apart more than I was expecting but nothing too maddening. I was able to use it for what I was needing

This chalks have been a very happy purchase. The manufacture provides a very protective packaging and all 12 chalks arrived in perfect condition. I really like the color variety in the box which is suitable to diverse fabric colors. It easily slides on woven fabric and can make thin marks with precision. Also I was able to wash it out just wetting the fabric with water; I did not need to use any soap. I definitely recommend these chalks.

Package came preopened and the pieces broken it had to have happened before it was put into the mailer because the missing pieces weren’t in the bag I imagine it will still work fine just subpar quality but you get what you pay for.

This chalk works great. With three colors, I can always find one that shows up on my fabric. It brushes away easily when I'm finished sewing. My complaint is that the supplier made little attempt to ship the product in a way that would protect the pieces from breaking. Two of mine were broken into half-inch pieces, and all but two of the others had chips broken off.

Amazing product that has made sewing so much easier and you can't beat the price. Only issue was a couple pieces on the ends of the box were cracked, but still usable. I feel like that is more a reflection on the shipping than the product itself since each had a divider between them.

Even though the pieces of chalk were in separate sleeves two were broken in half but no big deal as I can still use them. Well worth the money. Will buy again

Just got these one did come broken but thankfully in big useable pieces. Tested it out on a few fabrics and it did take a few try’s to get it to mark just right.

Great marking chalk for my quilting, but it did not wipe off my fabric. Tried a wet sponge but marks still on fabric. Had to wash the finished project and still saw faint chalk marks on the right side of the fabric. This does not work like regular chalk

Two of the chalks arrived broken out of the gate. Every one I’ve used has broken during marking. They are soft enough to provide good marks on fabric, but too thin in the middle which makes them prone to breakage

The tailor’s chalk is easy to hold, and its four colors are bright and visible. In order to trace a pattern onto fabric, hold the fabric taunt with your thumb and index finger of one hand as you hold the chalk and draw with the other hand. If you have a person to assist you, they can hold the fabric taunt. This is especially helpful in tracing curves, assorted angles, and straight lines.

I have tried pencils and they don’t leave a mark. These are perfect for marking. The shape makes them easy to hold. They don’t turn into powder but hold their shape.