2027 Weekly Planner with Dotted Notebook – Leuchtturm1917 – Sunflowe 9 x 19 cm
- zł105.00
The Leuchtturm1917 Weekly Planner with Notebook is a practical combination of a calendar and a classic notebook – designed for those who like to keep their plans organised while also having space for ideas, notes, and everyday thoughts.
Each week is spread across two pages – one for organising important events and tasks, while the other is left open for notes, ideas, lists, and additional entries.
Practical extras enhance the functionality of the planner and make organisation easier. It includes additional detachable note sheets, a gusseted pocket, two page markers, and a sticker set to help label and organise important information.
The planner is made with acid-free paper that works well with a variety of inks. Thread binding allows the planner to open completely flat, while the elastic closure helps keep its contents securely in place.
Leuchtturm1917 has over 100 years of experience in the stationery industry. The company was founded in 1917 in Germany, in a small town near Hamburg. From the very beginning, it has placed great emphasis on the highest quality, believing that true quality comes from attention to the smallest details. Notebooks, planners, and other products bearing the LT1917 logo are crafted with great care and are known for their aesthetics, functionality, durability, and reliability.
What sets Leuchtturm1917 products apart is their exceptional attention to detail. Decades of experience have helped the brand achieve outstanding levels of perfection in both aesthetics and functionality. A wide range of colours, carefully considered details, and a variety of formats ensure that everyone can find a product perfectly suited to their needs.
COLOUR: Sunflowe
FORMAT: Wallet (90 × 190 mm)
PAGE LAYOUT: 7 days per page, facing page for notes
COVER: Hardcover with elastic closure
PAPER WEIGHT: 80 g/m²
DATE RANGE: January–December 2027
NUMBER OF PAGES: 144
LANGUAGE: English
REFERENCE: LT-400266
EAN: 4070292002521
COMPANY: Leuchtturm1917
