Which NoteyStuff notebook is right for you?
Five covers, one notebook. If you have been going back and forth between them, here is the short, honest version of how they differ — and how to pick the one you will actually keep using.
First, what is the same in all five
Every NoteyStuff notebook is A5, spiral bound so it lies flat, and has 160 pages of paper that takes ink kindly. Every one is Rs. 425. Every one is packed in Lahore and delivered across Pakistan, with cash on delivery if you would rather pay at the door.
So there is no better or worse notebook here, and nothing to trade off. The only real question is which cover you want to see when you pull it out of your bag in a lecture, a meeting, or on the kitchen table at 11pm.
If you are trying to get through the week — One Day at a Time
A bear with a boba and a cosy desk scene. This is the gentlest cover of the five, and the one people reach for when the notebook is going to hold to-do lists, class schedules and the small admin of a normal week.
It suits daily planning: one page per day, a line for what actually has to happen, and permission to leave the rest.
If your ideas arrive out of order — It Made Sense in My Head
Sunflowers, a fox, and a title that forgives a messy page. This is the notebook for people who think in bursts: half-sentences, arrows, a diagram that only you can read, three unrelated thoughts on one spread.
Spiral binding earns its keep here. The book lies flat, so you can write across the fold and tear a page out when an idea turns into something you have to hand over.
If you want the quiet one — Important Thoughts
A soft forest landscape and birds, in greens rather than pinks. It is the calmest cover we make, and the easiest one to carry into a room where you would rather the notebook did not announce itself.
Good for study notes, long-form journalling, and anyone who likes their stationery pretty but not loud.
If you want colour without a character — Cherry Print
A repeating cherry pattern: bright, but no mascot and no slogan. If the others feel too personal to take to work, this is the one that behaves in an office and still looks like it belongs to you.
It is also the easiest of the five to give as a gift, because you are not guessing at somebody’s sense of humour.
If it is about the mood — Pink Hoodie Girl
An anime-style girl in a cat-eared pink hoodie, and the cover that gets the most comments from the person sitting next to you.
Pick it if the notebook is partly a mood board — for journalling, doodles, drafts of messages you will never send, and lists that are really just thinking out loud.
A shortcut, if you would rather not read all that
- Planning the week — One Day at a Time
- Ideas, drafts and diagrams — It Made Sense in My Head
- Study notes and journalling — Important Thoughts
- Work, or a safe gift — Cherry Print
- Because you simply like it — Pink Hoodie Girl
Still torn between two?
Message us on WhatsApp and tell us what you are going to write in it. And if you genuinely cannot choose, two notebooks are Rs. 850 — still less than most planners, and you get to keep one in your bag and one on your desk.
