Moleskine Notebook Classic Pocket

and key points, with a hard cover, an elastic band to close and bookmarks. The chlorine-free bleached pages are thread-sewn, a hinged inner pocket offers space for loose notes. The Moleskine is the classic among notebooks. In 1997, the legendary anonymous notebook, produced for over 100 years by a French manufactory in Tours, was brought back to life by a Milan publisher with sketches and stories by many artists and intellectuals. The name is due to the British writer Bruce Chatwin. He preferred these simple, black notebooks from the French paper manufacturer for his work and lovingly called them Moleskin (mole skin).