Carnet Soho en Panama Harlequin

The featherweight paper is a revelation—192 leaves of it, yet the whole notebook stays slim enough to slip into my coat pocket. The leather cover already feels like it’s molding to my hand, and the pale blue pages take ink beautifully without bleeding through.

The gilt-edged pages feel impossibly light when you flip through, yet the ink never bleeds through even with a fountain pen. The leather cover has already started to soften after a few weeks in my bag, which makes it a joy to pull out at meetings.

The featherweight paper is what won me over—192 leaves feels like a brick but weighs nothing in my bag. The gilt edges catch the light every time I open it, and the leather already has a nice worn-in feel after a week of daily use.