Stone Grey A5 Notebook – Stone Paper

In stock

£28.39

Ask Bio about this product

AI assistant · instant answers

A unique stone grey notebook made from reused stone. The notepad is both tear and water resistant. Carefully crafted by skilled and passionate bookmakers, A Good Company notebook is a sustainable and planet friendly option that helps tackle deforestation. No wood pulp has been used, the entire noteb

Subscribe & save 10%

Get a reminder for regular delivery and save with code SUBSCRIBE10 at checkout. Pause or cancel anytime.

Sold and dispatched by Peace With The Wild View store →

Allergen information: Full label details for this product are still being verified. If you have a food allergy or intolerance, please check the pack label on delivery or contact us before ordering, and we will confirm with the supplier.

Description

A5 Notebook Made From Reused Stone

Size: A5, 21cm x 14.8 cm

Sheet: 144gsm Stone Paper

‘Sometimes, innovation comes along to challenge our assumptions. Our A5 Stone Paper Notebook is the result of one of these innovations. Made from recycled stone, it’s the world’s first climate-positive notebook. Our A5 Stone Paper Notebook isn’t just another thing. It’s a testament to what can be achieved if we think differently and challenge our assumptions. It’s a tribute to human ingenuity, craftsmanship and nature.’

Beautifully designed and crafted, this stone notebook is made with water-proof, naturally white stone paper which has no grain direction, resulting in a silky-smooth writing experience, if you spill liquid on the page, simply wipe it off.

The A5 Stone Paper Notebook is carefully and ethically crafted by a small family-owned factory in Taiwan, applying bookmaking techniques that are second to none.

At A Good Company, they believe that you shouldn’t have to compromise between quality and sustainability.

A Cradle to Cradle certified product

Packaging

Stone paper.

The notebook itself is extremely durable and water-resistant meaning it will last you a very long time, however when it does finally need replacing recycle it in the waste-to-energy, plastic-bin or let it photodegrade in nature.