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Culture of Creativity
Legendery Stationery
Moleskine is the heir to the legendary notebooks favoured by artists and intellectuals for centuries, including visionaries like Vincent van Gogh and Ernest Hemingway. Today, Moleskine represents more than just stationery; it embodies a culture of creativity, travel, and personal identity. The brand provides versatile tools designed for modern thinkers, creators, and travellers.
iconic notebook collection
Moleskine offers a whole world of stationery items dedicated to supporting imagination and efficient planning.
The iconic notebook collection, featuring various sizes, paper types (ruled, plain, dotted, squared), and cover styles, remains central. This core range is complemented by planners, journals, diaries, high-quality pens and pencils.
functionality with minimalist style
Designed as the ideal companion to Moleskine notebooks, Moleskine pencils combine functionality with minimalist style. Their distinctive shapes, often rectangular or square, prevent rolling and allow secure clipping to notebook covers using dedicated caps or clips. Crafted from quality materials, they offer a smooth, consistent line for writing and sketching tasks.
Instantly identifiable
Classic Notebook
Instantly identifiable by its rounded corners, elastic closure, and ribbon bookmark, the Moleskine Classic Notebook is a timeless essential. Its reliable, ivory-coloured pages provide the perfect canvas for capturing thoughts, notes, and sketches, complemented by an expandable inner pocket. It's the quintessential, dependable tool for everyday creativity and organisation.
engineered for professionals
The Moleskine PRO Project Planner is engineered for professionals managing complex tasks. Its structured layout facilitates detailed project tracking, from setting goals and milestones to managing deadlines and taking notes. Features often include numbered pages, contents sections, and detachable lists for enhanced organisation, ensuring clarity and control over demanding workloads.
on-the-go creativity
Crafted with a robust hard cover and secure elastic closure, Moleskine Art Sketchbooks offer reliable protection for your work. The smooth, ivory-toned paper provides a pleasant surface for various dry media.
The quality and portability make them a favoured choice for artists seeking a durable and elegant sketchbook for everyday use and on-the-go creativity.
Moleskine | FAQ's
All Moleskine collections are conceived and designed in Italy by Moleskine and manufactured in the Far East, where paper was invented in the 2nd century A.D.
Moleskine creates and sells FSC®-certified products and our paper is acid-free (no chlorine) for environmental reasons. Moleskine paper comes in different weights and is suited to a variety of uses and professional applications. Most Moleskine Notebooks and Planners feature 70 g/m² paper. The paper in our Art Collection (for professional use and fine arts) features paper that ranges from 70 g/m² to 200 g/m².
Most of the covers in our collections are made from synthetic material. Our hard covers are made of polypropylene, while the soft covers are made of polyurethane.
Moleskine Planners are available in different layouts: Daily, Weekly Vertical, Weekly Horizontal, Weekly Notebook, Monthly and Panoramic. There are also planners with specific layouts for the business and professional world.
Moleskine Notebooks are available in 4 paper types: Ruled, Plain, Squared and Dotted. The PRO Collection features a structured professional layout.
Moleskine pencils are made of cedar wood with matte finishing and a 3 mm lead.
Why do we still write journals?
Writing a journal may seem archaic, but studies have shown that getting busy with pen and paper has many benefits to our technology-obsessed, extremely online selves.
Professor James W. Pennebaker and his team at the University of Texas have conducted extensive research on the benefits of journaling.
Read more about why we still write journals on our blog.
