Plain Cahier Cover, Kraft Brown, X-Large

Love these. Quality paper that encourages my neatest handwriting. That's saying something

These used to come in even more different cover colours... but the product itself is still the same excellent thing. I have the XL size - not too big, not too small, not too thin, and there's a pocket on the back inside-cover to hold slips of paper. There aren't all that many similar products out there that are so well made, especially plain paper without lines/grids etc. It's stitched not stapled, which I also like. I wish it was cheaper, but I suppose you have to pay a little more for good things.

I have used these cahiers for some years, and over the course of two post-graduate qualifications. Needless to say, I like them. The cover and binding is durable - some have survived considerable battering. The size is a good one - not so large as to be unwieldy in a bag but not so small as to restrict the hand and mind. The paper quality is smooth under the hand, pen and pencil and, though not heavy, has substance. The paper tone is gentle on the eye. Excellent.

Three journals, nice blank pages and quality feel, perfect for jotting notes at work or school.

Perfect notebooks, I use them for everything. Well worth the price.

These cahiers are perfect for my personal writings. I like the dimension and the blank pages!

Great text

Good size books with lots of pages but fountain pen bleeds through. I wanted to use this as a Christmas organiser but I can just see the writing through the page on each one.

Eu sou fã... com esses cadernos a criatividade está sempre aflorada.

I have bought these several times. These notebooks are great. No bleed through, whiting smooth and perfect size. I recommend.

Utilizzo taccuini Moleskine da tantissimo tempo e per me rappresentano una garanzia di qualità! Nonostante questi taccuini presentino una copertina in cartoncino, ben diversa da quella tipica di pelle morbida o rigida del classico taccuino Moleskine, la qualità della carta all'interno è comunque ottima e riesce a soddisfare tutte le mie esigenze. Ogni taccuino (formato XL, 19x25 cm) presenta 120 pagine. Gli ultimi sedici fogli sono staccabili. Così come i loro fratelli con la copertina in simil pelle, anche questi Moleskine presentano una tasca interna, che però, a mio avviso, è costruita un po' peggio rispetto alla classica e non mi sembra molto capiente. In genere, siccome consumo un gran numero di Moleskine, preferisco prendere questi bundle da tre taccuini rispetto ad uno solo perché, oltre a mantenere la stessa qualità, sono anche economicamente più vantaggiosi! Magari sono meno stilosi, ma il cartoncino può essere benissimo decorato con dei disegni o degli adesivi, per una maggiore personalizzazione. L'unica pecca che ha la carta dei Moleskine in generale è che è incline a sbavature quando si utilizzano delle penne a gel, quindi tenetelo presente se utilizzate soprattutto questo tipo di penna. In particolare noto questo problema con le penne a gel della Bic, ma con delle penne normali il problema è quasi inesistente. Li consiglio a chiunque non voglia rinunciare alla qualità Moleskine ma voglia anche risparmiare un po' di soldi! 😁

J'ai acheté ce carnet suite aux recommendations de Jake Parker, un célebre dessinateur de comics américain. J'ai d'abord acheté le format plus petit puis je suis passé à celui ci, et je ne m'en lasse pas. Le format est parfait, assez grand pour dessiner librement mais assez fin et petit pour pouvoir se ranger partout très facilement. Les coins sont arrondis et la couverture souple, donc il s'avere très résistant. Je trimballe les miens partout tous les jours et ils sont intacts. Le carnet est vraiment destiné à être un carnet à croquis. Il n'est pas "beau" et ne possède ni joli motifs sur la couverture, ni reliure extravagante. Mais il est solide et vous n'aurez pas peur de griffoner dedans et de rater des dessins (ce qui est le but d'un carnet à croquis : tester et donc rater ! ) Le papier est de bonne qualité et il résiste à l'aquarelle (avec parcimonie) et aux feutres marqueurs type Copic ou Promarker (pensez à mettre une feuille en dessous de celle sur laquelle vous dessinez). En conclusion : pour moi c'est le top ! Il est facile à transporter, d'un bon format tout en étant solide ! Je recommande vivement à tous les artistes !

I've searched high and low for the most satisfying pen to paper experience. While I can't be sure about the pen, I'm confident in the notebook. As someone who is left-handed, I often dread writing in cahiers. In recent years I've opted for loose hole-punched lined paper, shoddily amassed in a binder, if not forgotten about and left scattered among piles of articles and grocery lists. But the flexibly firm cover of this cahier gives way to a pleasurable note-taking experience at the desk, and I never have to worry about losing a thought that I've written down. The pages lie flat when you press down on the stitched spine, minimizing that irksome hill that inevitably protrudes from the centre of an open book. It's a rare and delicious pleasure to write comfortably so close to the spine. I was apprehensive about the thick paper cover giving way to wear-and-tear caused by constant travel, lifting the notebook in and out of my bag. However, this cahier has held up astoundingly well, to my surprise. The only thing I caution against when handling this cahier is greasy fingers and moist surfaces. That s*** will stain the paper cover and you'll be forever reminded of your slobbish proclivities. As for the paper, there isn't a ball point pen that won't glide effortlessly across it. I use inexpensive Grand and Toy medium black ball point pens, and each time I have a thought worth writing down, I get excited about writing it in my Moleskine cahier. There are few things more satisfying than laying down a thick stream of ink onto lovely paper. This notebook, line-free and generous in size, lends itself perfectly to the free-flow of words and creative ideas.