About Midori
Since its establishment in 1950, Midori manufactures paper goods that combine both aesthetics and functionality. They do this by paying special attention to beauty and the materials used.
Ever since then, they've continued to develop a range of design-focused products that enrich and add color to people’s daily lives — maintaining its base in design and paper, while evolving into a comprehensive manufacturer of stationery items. Their paper products that allow people to express themselves freely, are now accompanied by stationery tools to enjoy using with Midori's paper.
But perhaps Midori is best known for their classic, leather covered TRAVELER'S notebook. This notebook has a customisable interior, and you can choose from the broad selection of inserts to configure your ultimate personal notebook.
However, since 2015, TRAVELER'S notebook together with the BRASS and SPIRAL RING collections is brought together in a new brand: TRAVELER'S COMPANY.
Nice to see you here,
but we'd love to meet
in person too
OPENING HOURS
Monday - Saturday
10.30 - 18.00
Sunday
12.00 - 18.00
ADDRESS
Elandsgracht 59, Amsterdam
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Misc Store supports
climate change solutions
& plants a tree for every order
Importing from countries as far as Japan & shipping worldwide has more of an impact than we would like.
That is why we plant a tree for every order + we plant an additional 2 trees each day.
Furthermore, we offset the individual carbon footprint of our staff, including travel per individual under 8,000 km by car or 2 short-haul return flights annually, by funding climate change solutions through Ecologi.
Investing in projects focused on carbon avoidance is not the same as simply buying carbon offset certificates, that is why we have chosen to work with Ecologi.
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Climate projects supported by Misc Store
Using waste biomass to produce electricity in Chile
Small scale onshore wind in India
Protecting lowland peat forest in Indonesia
Producing electricity from solar energy in Vietnam
Protecting and restoring forests in Papua New Guinea
40+ more