A5 landscape planner pad with tear-off sheets
Please note: This item is in our Seconds Sale, offered at a discount due to minor flaws. If you are looking for a pristine copy of our Planner Pad click here.
Developed in collaboration with our customers, the three-column layout supports different modes of thinking and note-taking: from free-form scribbles in the white space, to sums and sketches in the square grid, and a list column with satisfying tick boxes to give you that extra dopamine burst when you complete each task.
Designed to live on your desk amongst other things, with tear-off pages so you can get in the zone and get your thoughts down as they come into your head.
— 100 tear-off sheets
— A5 landscape format (210mm x 148mm)
— Printed and bound in Aberdeen, Scotland
— Regular 100gsm paper
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We're proudly transparent about how and where our stationery is made. Our Desktop Planner Pads are printed on a litho press and bound into pads by a family-run press in Bridge of Don just north of Aberdeen. With over 50 years experience, James and the team have been sharing their expertise with us since 2015 when they made our very first notebook covers.
For our Desktop Planner Pads, we use a 100gsm paper with a little more texture. As with all our papers, it is carefully chosen for its performance with fountain pen and other specialist tools.
Constructed from loose sheets bound into a pad, our Desktop Planner Pads are designed for on-the-spot ideas. Simply tear off the top sheet in one satisfying motion, before continuing your flow on the next sheet.
Our paper-based packaging is designed to be re-used, and then recycled. Our glassine envelopes and hand-wrapped bible paper replace single-use plastics.
We proudly share every step of our production process. We work exclusively with specialist printers and book-binders in UK and Europe who share our perfectionism and attention to detail.
Initiatives like Pre-orders and Seconds Sales help to avoid over-production or waste. Our like-minded bindery recycles even the paper dust created during production.
