Notebooks

Notebooks for Writing, Study, Work & Creative Ideas:

Notebooks in this collection span far more than basic school stationery, with over 600 products covering everyday writing books, premium journals, spiral notebooks, hard and soft cover designs, dotted notebooks and decorative styles. Sizes range from compact pocket and A6 formats through to A5, large and XL notebooks, with brands including Rhodia, Moleskine, Lamy, Pukka, Milford and Colourhide.

Lined, Dotted & Plain Notebooks:

Page format is an important distinction across the range. Ruled notebooks provide structured lines for everyday notes, study and written work, while dotted pages offer a flexible layout for planning, journalling and organising ideas. Plain-page notebooks are also available where an unrestricted writing or drawing surface is preferred.

Moleskine notebooks include large and XL formats with ruled, plain and dotted pages, alongside hard and soft covers in colours such as scarlet red, hydrangea blue, sapphire blue and lemon green. Rhodia options include Rhodiarama softcover and hardcover notebooks as well as spiral-bound Classic designs.

A4, A5, A6 & Pocket Notebooks:

A5 is particularly well represented, including Lamy soft and hard cover notebooks, Pukka Jotta designs, Milford ruled notebooks and decorative floral styles. Smaller A6 and pocket notebooks provide a more compact format, while A4 and XL options offer substantially more writing space.

The collection also includes practical multi-pack formats, such as Colourhide A4 notebooks supplied in packs of ten.

Decorative & Gift Notebooks:

Not every notebook is purely functional. Designs include floral covers, NZ bird notebooks with elastic closures, LEGO-themed notebooks, literary-inspired styles and the Sheaffer Emily in Paris notebook. These provide more distinctive choices for personal writing or gifting.

Choosing the Right Notebook:

Start with page style and size. Ruled pages suit conventional note-taking, dotted pages provide more layout freedom, and plain paper offers an open surface. Then compare binding and cover type: spiral binding allows pages to turn freely, soft covers keep the format flexible, while hard covers provide a firmer exterior. Features such as elastic closures, pockets and different paper weights can further help narrow the choice to the right notebook for how you plan to use it.