Newbury Notebook

Initially London

£17.5

The Newbury is an A5, vegan-leather hardbound notebook in a range of fun colours. The notebook has 96 sheets of ivory lined pages, a satin ribbon page marker, a storage envelope inside the back cover, an elastic band to hold it closed. Perfect for travel notes, a daily journal, a glamorous to-do list or just thoughts you don't want to forget. We personalise these notebooks with either a foil-embossed or blind-embossed (no colour) monogram. Character max: 3 for Fishtails/Schoolbook, 2 for Ballantine and 5 for Helvetica. We can emboss your logo or add little motifs like a heart, paw print, airpl

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