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Stalogy A5 Editors Notebook - Limited Edition Colours

Stalogy A5 Editors Notebook - Limited Edition Colours

£12.49 GBP
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  • (A5) - 148mm × 210mm × 14mm
  •  81.2 GSM
  •   4mm Square Grid
  •  365 Day includes 184 Sheets. 368 Pages
  •  1/2 Year includes 96 Sheets. 192 Pages

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    The minimal details of this simple-styled notebook make it possible to use as a journal, day planner or sketchbook.

    With its thin paper these notebooks look sleek and are easy to carry. 

    The Stalogy editors notebook offers simplicity and flexibility. At the top of each page you can indicate the date by highlighting or circling the dates, days of the week & months. Down the side of the page there are also numbers indicating time in case you want to use any pages for scheduling and planning out your day.  

    Designed especially for editors who use notebooks for various purposes, such as jotting down ideas, recording notes, and organising or laying out ongoing schedules.

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    Great company, great service, not so great product.

    Great service, really speedy delivery, well packaged.

    Unfortunately the notebook itself isn't so great. The day/date/month at the top of the page is so faint and so small as to be illegible in all but the brightest light. The gridlines are so narrow (4mm) that I couldn't really write on them. I think the notebook is made in Japan and I think the grid probably lends itself better to Kanji (Japanese script) written on the grid at 8mm x 8mm per character.

    I ended up throwing the notebook away after only a couple of days. At over £30 including postage an expensive mistake.