Crayola Markers Broad Line 10ct Classic

Being that you wanted to color a pumpkin, your disappointment is understandable. Although we think it looks great, we understand it wasn't the effect you were going for. We are sorry this happened, and will share your feedback with our Creative Tools Team for evaluation. In the meantime, our Consumer Care is here to help. Please contact us at Crayola.com/support so we can get you back to coloring!

Thanks for the opportunity to respond to your concerns regarding the word "negro" on the black Crayola marker barrel. You may see multiple languages for the color names on some Crayola products and packages to help children learn different languages using items they work and play with every day. The languages are English, Spanish, and French. The word negro appears along with the words black and noir because it is the literal Spanish translation of the word black, just as noir is the word for black in French. Although it may cause some confusion, negro (pronounced nay-gro) is the appropriate word a Spanish-speaking child would use for the color black. We hope this explanation is helpful. If you would like discuss this further, please contact us at Crayola.com/support.