Field Notes Kraft Plus Memo Books - Aqua - 3.5 X 5.5 - 48 Pages - Perforated Dot Graph - Pack Of 2

Field Notes Original Kraft Memo Book 3-Packs Graph, Ruled, Plain, Mixed, and Left-Handed Packs To make a long story short. When Aaron Draplin made the very first Field Notes by hand, as a holiday gift for friends, they looked pretty much like these notebooks. This is the heart of our product line. PAPER STYLES Our original 48-page memo books are available in three variations – Graph, Ruled, or Plain paper – or as a Mixed 3-pack that includes one of each paper type. With ten percent of the world’s population left-handed, we figured it was about time to make a notebook just for them. Got a southpaw in your life? Get ’em a 3-Pack of our new Left-Handed Ruled Memo Books. AMERICAN MADE Don’t settle for imitations, all Field Notes paper products, papers, and inks are Made in the USA. Paper Styles Original Kraft 3-Packs are available with Graph, Ruled, or Plain paper inside. There's also a Mixed 3-Pack with one book of each. LEFT-HANDED RULED PAPER JOURNAL - This 48-page journal notebook is designed for left-handed writers. Inside you'll find 48 pages of lined paper, printed using soy-based ink, for daily bullet journaling, tracking midnight ramblings, or writing thoughts or poems. ACID-FREE, BRIGHT WHITE - Each field journal features responsibly manufactured 60 lb (90 GSM) Finch Opaque body paper, which is a pleasure to write on, as it's smoother and more substantial than the typical notepad or composition notebooks. The acid-free pages maintain a bright white color to preserve sketches, observation logs, or to-do lists. in Michigan and handles rough treatment without tearing or curling. It’s bound together by saddle stitch and three staples that support a flat lay to make quick entries easy and efficient. PROUDLY PRINTED & MANUFACTURED IN THE USA - We take great pride in our complete and transparent origin stories. Each of our thin notebooks and journals is bestowed with evidence of our artisan-first processes, like locally printed pages from suppliers in the midwest and precisely rounded corners stamped by a machine noted inside the back cover.