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Moleskine 2027 Planner - Weekly

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The Moleskine 2026 Weekly Planner is a classic hardcover A5 planner featuring ivory-coloured paper with rounded edges, a bookmark ribbon, and an elastic. Dated from January to December 2027, each two-page spread shows the days of the week on the left and a lined page for notes on the right. It features an expandable back pocket for storage and has the Moleskine logo subtly debossed on the back cover and printed on the inside front cover. An optional Moleskine Classic Tool Belt is also available. Note this product cannot be supplied without the Moleskine logo. Moleskine reserves the right to decline any custom project or artwork that does not align with its brand on a case-by-case basis. The paper of this Moleskine product is made of material from well-managed, certified forests and other controlled sources. Features: - Premium weekly planner from Moleskine - Dated January to December 2027 - Spreads include days of the week, notes and to-do lists - Hard cover notebook with rounded edges - Expandable back pocket that includes adhesive flags

This product belongs in the Notebooks range. The available colour is Black. Available from 10 units, starting at $37.17 each. Bulk pricing quantity breaks are set at 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, and 500 units. Several decoration methods are listed for this product: Debossing, Digital Print, Foil Stamp, Pad Print, and Screen Print. Debossing: Pressed indentations create an engraved-look finish — a cheaper alternative to letterpress, eye-catching on leather and paper. Digital Print: Full-colour CMYK print on flat substrates like paper, vinyl, and magnets. Ideal for complex images, gradients, and variable data. Foil Stamp: Metallic gold, silver, or copper foil bonded onto the surface with heat. High perceived value, no plates needed. Pad Print: Silicone pad transfers ink from an etched plate onto curved or uneven surfaces. The most popular branding method for promo merch. Screen Print: Ink pushed through a fine mesh screen onto flat products. Large print areas, vibrant colours — the classic method for apparel.