BRANDS
Amalfi Paper
Moleskine Messages Pocket Note Card (3.5 x 5.5)
Express yourself on the blank pages of the Moleskine Messages Pocket Note Card. A perfect medium to send a short message to your friends, family, and penpals, the Moleskine Messages Note Card comes in 4 different cover colors and has a visual stitching on the sturdy cardboard cover. The four inner plain pages let your pen or pencil roam free and this new concept in note card design from Moleskine is sure to spark your imagination for any occasion of correspondence.
- Matching Side Stitching to Cover
- Cardboard Cover
- 100 gsm Ivory Paper
- 4 Plain Inner Pages
- Ivory Paper Envelope Included
- 6 Cover Colors to Choose From
- Item #: mnc4114
The Forest Stewardship Council is an international non-profit promoting responsible forest management through its developed principles and wood tracking system. This logo identifies products that contain wood from responsibly managed forests that have been independently certified according to the rules of the FSC.
Read more in our Eco Glossary
Acid-free paper is paper that has a neutral or basic pH (7 or slightly greater) and is lignin- and sulfur-free. This ensures the paper does not yellow or become brittle over time.
Read more in our Eco Glossary
Moleskine Messages Pocket Note Card (3.5 x 5.5)
Similar to Moleskine Cahier Notebooks, the Moleskine Messages Note Cards have covers made from a heavy-duty cardboard with visible stiching on the spine. They also have acid-free paper and rounded edges. Share your pages in a unique way by popping your notecard in the included envelope when it's ready and send it through the mail!
Moleskine Messages Pocket Note Card (3.5 x 5.5)
Book Style
Paper Properties
Stationery - Envelopes
Stationery - Cards
References
Eco
Moleskine journals are legendary, possessing a minimalism style and quality that literally has centuries of experience. To the initiated, there is no substitute. Used by artists and intellectuals who defined 20th century culture, including such luminaries as Hemingway, Van Gogh, and Matisse. Today Moleskine journals are seen at meetings absorbing notes, at coffee shops steeping ideas, on mountainside trails capturing adventures - in all cases a trusted traveling companion.
