The Spiral Ring Notebook range by TRAVELER’S Company has an updated look and feel with a few new members to its family.

The Paper Pocket Spiral Ring Notebook is a well-known classic from the Spiral Ring Notebook series. It features a set of 16 sheets of MD paper, each folded in such a way that it creates two convenient pockets on either side of the page. This gives you 32 pockets to store museum tickets, maps, hotel reservations, business cards – the list is even more impressive than its storage space.

As a tribute to the original range, TRAVELER’S Company has embossed this notebook with a little kangaroo, referring to all the goodness that these animals keep close in their pouch. It is also available in A5 and A6 sizes.

Details:
Measures 12,7 x 17,8 cm
Counts 16 pages
Features 32 pockets
Made in Japan

Spiral Ring Notebook by TRAVELER’S Company
Developed by Midori, the Spiral Ring Notebook series originally started out with the Bear, Camel and Kangaroo variations, with each animal capturing the essence of the notebook’s functionality. After a recent surge of rebranding by the TRAVELER’S Company, their design team completely overhauled the packaging and added two new family members: the Pelican and Swan.

Spiral Ring Notebook Caravan by TRAVELER’S Company
In Japan, the TRAVELER’S notebook Design Team has hosted several one-off events, during which you’re granted to design your very own notebook by choosing your paper from a buffet of paper varieties. Although this might seem to be somewhat of a triviality, a whopping 25+ paper types were made available during these events, allowing for endless combinations and functionalities.

Misc-store was fortunate and honoured to host one of these Spiral Ring Caravan events back in 2015, when we also exhibited a TRAVELER’S Factory Pop-Up in our store in Amsterdam.

What we personally loved most about the Caravan was the unbridled enthusiasm that people showed over being allowed to fully curate their own notebook. The myriad of paper possibilities gave people the opportunity to craft a notebook to truly suit their specific needs and preferences: we had an art director make one for their inspiration-filled travels, another who went with the softest “marshmellowy” paper that was normally very difficult to find, and so on.

This unconstrained approach to notetaking and notebooks is also reflected in Midori MD’s 10th anniversary editions, for which the Midori team made ten A5-sized notebooks – each with a different layout and purpose – to fully accommodate your personal style of notetaking in a non-directive way.