Open dated planner – made with recycled paper – Eco Collective
We love the slim, minimalist design of this open-dated planner! We opt for open-dated planners at Eco Collective because we all know that some years don’t shake out as planned… Now can start planning any time, and if you skip a few months with this one, you can always pick back up wherever you left off – no waste! And of course, as with all of our notebooks, this planner is made with recycled paper.
Each notebook starts with two schedule pages for you to keep track of your semesters or repeating weekly plans. Next is a monthly calendar and six weekly calendars (to account for the date layout of any month of any year). The alternating month/week pattern repeats 12 times to cover you for the whole year, and there are 12 dot grid pages to use however you like.
Made with 100% FSC recycled paper, and sewn lay flat binding.
Designed locally in Portland, Oregon and inspired by nature, we hope that these lovely planners will inspire you to do get creative, and stay curious!
Page structure
• 2 Schedule pages• 12 Alternating monthly/weekly calendars
• 11 Dot grid note pages
Use and care
These pages are fountain-pen friendly – for best results, use a fine to medium tip. These notebooks pair perfectly with our fountain pens, which have a medium tip!
Size
Measures 4.75″ x 8″.
144 pages (56 sheets)
Materials
100% recycled FSC paper and coverboard, printed with soy ink. Fountain pen friendly, 81 GSM weight paper that begs to be written on! Sewn bound signatures.
Packaging
None.
Origin
This journal was designed and distributed from Cognitive Surplus, a local brand in Portland, Oregon, and made in China.
Cognitive Surplus prides themselves on being “where science meets design,” and it shows in their unique designs. They take their environmental impact very seriously; each year as a company, they offset 100% of their calculated carbon emissions (including each and every shipment they make), plus 10 additional tonnes just to be sure.
End of life
Save it as a keepsake or recycle it.
