Before Breakfast Weekly Planner in Lilac Grey (Undated)

Introducing the new Weekly Planners from London based brand, Before Breakfast. Each planner consists of 140 pages of luxurious fountain-pen friendly paper that is Smyth-sewn to ensure that each notebook lays open completely flat. Protected by hardcovers, the minimal design of this planner means that all the inserts are printed in a light and subtle blue-grey colour, giving you a clear guide without getting in the way of your writing.

Each planner is undated, which means that you can start any day of the year! With a total of 140 pages and an abundance of to-do lists, there is ample space to plan for the year ahead. 

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HOW IT'S MADE

All Before Breakfast planners use a fountain-pen-friendly 120gsm paper, which is super smooth, and a beautiful warm off-white shade. It is made sustainably and handmade to order in London. Each Planner (in fact, all Before Breakfast notebooks) lay perfectly flat when open due to the binding method used, allowing for the most comfortable writing experience. All papers used are FSC Certified and from the EU.

Fun fact: Did you know that one of the largest imports into Asia is Swedish paper? 

ABOUT THE BRAND

The name 'Before Breakfast' is a homage to the quote found in Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll, the sequel to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland: “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”

The London based brand aims to bring a new perspective to design and craft through the use of sustainable materials and a responsible making process, and to create carefully crafted stationery that inspires everyday tasks and creativity in the workspace.

"The world that is your desk is made up of a number of objects you use, whether it is for work or for your studies. Stationery probably makes up the smallest objects in this world, but the possibilities you have with pen and paper are endless."