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Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.
Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural - olpr.

Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural

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Small Natural Leather Journal

This Extra Small Volant cover handcrafted from natural full–grain leather is exactly the right size. It is so compact it can be easily placed in the pocket. A pen holder on the left side was added so you can carry pen or pencil with leather notebook and put down essential notes even on the go.

Mini natural / Brown Leather writting Journal features:

  • Leather: Horween Dublin
  • Color: Natural
  • Stitching: Light Brown
  • Dimensions: 3 x 4 inches
  • Suitable for XS Moleskine Volant 2.5 x 4 inches; 56 pages

Top Quality Leather -Horween Dublin

The leather used for pocket journal is made by Horween Leather Company. It is a famous tannery in the United States, continuously running from 1905. Horween`s leathers are handmade just like years ago. Dublin - is a full grain large cattle leather with pullup effect. The full grain sort of leather is made from the strongest part of the hide - the upper layer. This leather is smooth and supple, it ages gaining original patina and looks beautiful when distressed. Every product made from full grain leather is special, because each hide maintains unique natural marks and small flaws of the hide, which are different on every animal.

mini journal Personalization details

You can add initials, image or logo to this small cover. Free personalization is limited to 3 letters, location is the bottom right corner on the front, font - Arial 5 mm in height.

The logo is engraved by laser machine and requires an image in a vector format.

If you need more letters or a quote on the cover, please contact us for a custom order.

More About The Leather

What is full grain leather

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.

What is vegetable tanned

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.

What is pull-up effect

So, by now you know a bit more about full grain leather production and its tanning. We touched upon natural extracts and wax&oil finish so you can understand what is so called “pull-up”.

When full grain leather is stretched or pulled, the color migrates and becomes lighter in the pulled areas. Hence the term pull-up.

Basically, it happens because oils and waxes are displaced on the surface by a movement of the material. It is a characteristic of natural tanning processes.

Leather wrinkles

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.

Leather scars

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.

Type Mini Leather Journal

Material

Horween Dublin Leather

Color

Natural

Product

Horween Mini Leather Journal with Pen - Natural

Size

Extra Small (2.5x4.1 in / 6.5x10.5 cm)

Number of Pages

56

Layout

Lined (Ruled)

Compatible with

Moleskine Volant

Personalization

Available

Accessories

Zebra T-3 Pen

Packaging

Craft Paper

Country of Production

USA
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What is full grain leather

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.

What is vegetable tanned

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.

Pull-up effect

So, by now you know a bit more about full grain leather production and its tanning. We touched upon natural extracts and wax&oil finish so you can understand what is so called “pull-up”.

When full grain leather is stretched or pulled, the color migrates and becomes lighter in the pulled areas. Hence the term pull-up.

Basically, it happens because oils and waxes are displaced on the surface by a movement of the material. It is a characteristic of natural tanning processes.

Leather wrinkles

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.

Leather scars

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.

Horween Leather Mini Journal with Pen - Natural

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