Hefty Brown Leatherette Longstitch Journal

I have been searching for years for a faux leather that is thick, pliable-yet-stiff-ish, matte textured, and strong enough for bookbinding -- oh, and not smell like rocket fuel. These books are covered in 2mm thick, PU based (not vinyl) faux leather. The inside is soft, but not fuzzy, and I the material strikes a great balance between stiffness/beefiness and flexibility.

This particular book is a BEAST, with almost 300 pages of fountain pen friendly paper. This sucker just feels substantial. To boot, the strap that holds it all together completely moves out of your way for writing, and you're going to need to do A LOT of writing to fill this one up.

(Please read below for more details and some information about this binding style.)

Size: 5 1/4 x 4 1/3 inches

Binding: Late medieval longstitch

Cover Materials: very thick faux leather

Misc: Snappy strap that says out of your way

Paper Stock: 24lb Classic Crest in Natural White

Page Count: Blank

Page Format: 288

Dating at least as far back as the late Medieval period, this "stationery" binding was developed to be simple, durable, and portable. Combined with modern materials, you have a journal that will *not* bust, that shows off its non-adhesive binding, and that opens wide for you right from the start.