Top 5 Notebooks Too Nice for Your Grocery Lists
Paper so good you'll wait months to write the first page, then fill the whole thing in a week.
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Leuchtturm1917 A5 Dotted
Numbered pages and a built-in table of contents make it the notebook for people who actually want to find things later.
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Rhodia Webnotebook
Clairefontaine paper is so smooth that even a cheap gel pen feels like it's been to finishing school.
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Field Notes Original Kraft — Field Notes
Fits in a back pocket, costs next to nothing and somehow makes a to-do list feel like field research.
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MD Notebook — Midori
It lies completely flat out of the box, and the paper takes fountain pen ink better than notebooks twice the price.
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Moleskine Classic Notebook
The one everyone starts with and outgrows once they meet a fountain pen, but nothing beats the elastic band snap.