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What is special about Moleskine notebooks?
BUILT TO LAST, NATURALLY. Everything we produce is compliant with California Proposition 65, one of the most stringent regulations in the world regarding the safety and environmental impact of materials. Moleskine is FSC-certified™ (Forest Stewardship Council™), supporting responsible management of the world’s forests.
Why Moleskine is so expensive?
They are durable and extremely high quality, and that is always worth paying for. Compared to other popular alternatives in the space such as Field Notes and Leuchttürm1917, Moleskine notebooks are ahead of the pack.
Who used Moleskine notebooks?
The Moleskine notebook is the heir and successor to the legendary notebook used by artists and thinkers over the past two centuries: among them Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway and Bruce Chatwin.
Is Moleskine an Italian company?
All Moleskine collections are conceived and designed in Italy by Moleskine and manufactured in the Far East, where paper was invented in the 2nd century A.D. In Asia, we work closely with manufacturers able to combine mass production with a level of care and attention more typical to artisanal craftsmanship.
Is Moleskine a luxury?
It produces and designs luxury notebooks, as well as planners, sketchbooks, leather backpacks, holdalls, journals, wallets, various accessories, and stationery.
Is Moleskine worth the money?
Very high quality notebooks! Mine has lasted over 8 years and still feels great. The paper is nice and is fountain pen friendly. However, there are many other affordable options for good quality notebook paper.
Why is it called Moleskine?
Its origins in French, firstly as the name for a hard-wearing cotton material with a brushed surface (like a mole’s skin) and then for the leather or oilskin covers of Chatwin’s notebooks, had all the elements of heritage, utility and “the poetry of the streets” that Sebregondi was seeking.
What is the purpose of Moleskine?
Moleskine’s mission is to develop, market and sell products and services which contribute to the expansion and dissemination of culture and knowledge.
Does Moleskine use real leather?
Despite the name they are not actually made from mole’s skin or leather but from polypropylene, a material commonly used in book coverings.
Who owns Moleskine?
D’Ieteren Group – Our businesses: Moleskine | D’Ieteren Group.
How do you pronounce Moleskine notebook?
Moleskine is officially pronounced mol-a-skeen-a, although it can vary.
Is Moleskine acid free?
Moleskine creates and sells FSC®-certified products and our paper is acid-free (no chlorine) for environmental reasons. Moleskine paper comes in different weights and is suited to a variety of uses and professional applications. Most Moleskine Notebooks and Planners feature 70 g/m² paper.
What is the purpose of the Moleskine brand?
Moleskine is an iconic, inspirational brand born from the heritage of a legendary notebook. Its purpose is to unleash the human genius through hands on paper to empower creativity and knowledge in each individual and the entire world.
Is Moleskine better than Leuchtturm?
Moleskine’s pages aren’t as thick at 70gsm, and ink bleed can be a real issue if your favorite pen or marker isn’t compatible. If you’re using fountain pens, Leuchtturm1917 might be your best bet. On the other hand, thinner sheets mean less weight overall.
What is Moleskine paper good for?
Made using pigmented pulp, this rich sketch-grade card stock is the most substantial member of our standard paper family. It stands up to eraser use and provides a great base for all dry media, such as Moleskine Drawing Pencils, pastels and charcoal, as well as Moleskine pens, fountain pens and markers.