Sure, modern technology is great but there’s still plenty of room for stylish pens, classy notebooks, and other gifts for the traditional writer in your life. Here are our favorite gift ideas for the pen and paper fan on your gift list.
We’ve got great looking notebooks for writing down your creative ideas, smart pens that make even the messiest of scrawls look good, and even a book that provides you with some great inspiration. There’s sure to be something here to entice your loved one.
Moleskin Evernote Notebook ($27)
Moleskin notebooks are great. They’re stylish, practical, and super easy to store in your messenger bag. Odds are your loved one already has a few so how about you buy them one a little bit different from the rest? This Moleskin Evernote Notebook is designed with Evernote in mind. You simply write in the notebook and the Evernote app’s Page Camera feature works perfectly with it, capturing your notes so much more smartly than if it was in conjunction with other notebooks.
Each smart notebook comes with a 3-month subscription to Evernote Premium which tosses in a bunch of extra features for avid Evernote users. It’s a neat way of combining traditional and modern note taking, and sure to impress your pen and paper lover.
Moonster Leather Journal ($30)
This Moonster Leather Journal looks like something out of an Indiana Jones film. Made from soft and supple dark brown genuine water buffalo leather, it’s durable and distinctive looking. Naturally tanned with special oil, you can create your own distressed vintage style by rubbing your hands across it. It really looks quite special and original.
Inside the tome are 120 sheets of blank, cream-colored paper just waiting for you to start writing your memoir or epic novel. Its rustic charm will endear you towards using it more than any ‘regular’ notebook.
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