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Get this leather journal cover to look stylish as you take notes for school, write down your daily to-do lists, or use it to keep track of all your adventures!
This blue refillable journal cover is handcrafted using 100% natural cowhide.
Each journal is individually made with attention to all the details.
The cover is soft, lightweight, durable, easy to carry whenever you go, and suits all of your needs.
With years, the more it's handled, this leather notebook will get only better and softer.
Due to the handmade nature, this leather is subject to changes in color, sometimes it can be lighter / darker than in the picture as each hide reacts to the dyeing process differently. This leather comes from the upper part of the cowhide, where the hide is the strongest, with all natural markings and imperfections preserved. This leather is of high quality, as it ages it develops a patina turning your particular piece to a one of a kind item with unique pattern and vintage look.
Add your custom personalization to this item for an extra personal touch.
We offer two types of personalization:
1. Debossing - the letters are imprinted on leather with the help of special mold. The debossing is free of charge for up to 3 letters. Our standard font is Arial UPPERCASE- 7mm high; lower case 5mm high. This is included in the cost of the product, please add the initials you would like at checkout. For journals, the default location for debossing is at the bottom right corner on the front of the cover.
2. Engraving - the letters or image are carved onto the leather with the help of a laser machine. For an additional $10, If you need your logo engraved on the cover, please, attach the file in vector format at the checkout (.AI, .SVG, .PDF, .EPS) . We can also convert a file into vector format for an additional $15.
To order quote or custom message engraving, please, contact us for a custom order.
Personalized items cannot be returned.
Cahier: Moleskine’s thinnest, lightest journal have a paperboard cover and visible stitching on the spine edge, the Cahier is clean, handsome, and adaptable. These softcover journals are a little bit smaller in every way than the classic because they're designed to be carried with you conveniently wherever you might need to go.
Classic: A little thicker than the Cahier with more pages. The Classic notebooks have thread-bound pages for lay-flat usability, an elastic closure band, and a ribbon bookmark inside. The covers are thicker than the Cahier.
Basically, leather is trillions of interwoven fibers. The closer you get to the surface, the smaller and denser become those fibers. Hence, the top layer is the strongest and the most durable cut one can buy. The term “Full Grain” is used to define that top, uppermost layer of the cow hide which was not sanded or polished.
When we speak about leather, obviously it needs to be preserved before it can be used for crafting and making goods. Vegetable tanning is actually the way leather hide is preserved. This method is one of the many possible, but its distinctive feature is in all-natural technique. Hides are soaked in certain tubs filled with natural solutions, like tree bark.
These extracts are dense, and when they bind to the hide, they fill in the gaps in the fibers. By filling these gaps the leather becomes even more durable and tight. After that, it is finished with a combination of transparent waxes and oils, which gives the leather a very soft feel. Every piece made of vegetable tanned leather has unique shades and nuances, which are a mark of genuineness. Now you know more about full grain leather production and tanning.
We touched on natural extracts and wax & oil finish so you can understand what “pull-up” is. Color migrates and becomes lighter in full grain leather when it is stretched or pulled. Hence the term pull-up. It is a characteristic of natural tanning processes and happens because oils and waxes are displaced on the surface by a movement of the material.
Other characteristics to take note of are wrinkles. As full grain leather is not sanded during production it preserves its natural look. Normally, the cow has wrinkles where the skin was bent, like on the neck, near legs etc. These wrinkles are not removed on purpose. They show that leather is correctly processed full grain top hide.
Same as wrinkles, scars on leather hide are also preserved. During its life the animal may get scratches, insects bites or small wounds. As a result of natural healing there remains a scar. After the hide is separated from the flash, these marks are left untouched as required by the technology.
| Details | Product |
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Material |
Horween Leather |
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Color |
Blue |
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Product |
Horween Large Leather Journal - Blue |
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Size |
Pocket: 3.5" x 5.5" (9 x 14 cm) Large: 5" x 8.25" (13 x 21 cm) XLarge: 7.5" x 10" (19 x 25 cm) |
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Layout |
Lined (ruled) |
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Compatible with |
Moleskine Cahier or Moleskine Classic |
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Number of Pages |
Cahier Pocket: 64 pages / Large: 80 pages / XLarge: 120 pages Classic Pocket: 192 pages / Large: 240 pages / XLarge: 192 pages |
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Personalization |
Available |
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Accessories |
No |
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Closure type |
None for Cahier Elastic Band for Classic |
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Country of Production |
USA |
