Sigel Jolie JB100 A5+ Notebook 100 Sheets Blue Violet

The Sigel Jolie JB100 A5+ writing notebook (17 x 22 x 2.40 cm) contains 200 pages of 120 gsm ivory paper with numbered pages and rounded corners, bound in a durable blue–violet hardcover. The cover is finished with matt coated fabric in a watercolor-style gradient and includes a foil-print butterfly on the back. The book opens 180° to lie flat and has a colour-coordinated elastic fastener, a pen loop, three bookmarks in different colours and an inner pocket for loose notes or small keepsakes.

Advantages

The extra-thick, ivory-coloured paper is suitable for hand lettering, sketching and bullet journaling while minimising show-through. The hardcover provides a stable writing surface whether you work at a desk, on the sofa or during your commute. Practical features such as the pen loop, numbered pages, three bookmarks and an inner pocket keep writing tools and references organised.

Suitable for

• Hand lettering and decorative handwriting
• Bullet journaling and personal planners
• Sketches, notes and mixed-media ideas (with light ink use)
• Gift for creative colleagues, friends or family

Key specifications

• Format: A5+ (17 x 22 x 2.40 cm)
• Pages: 200 pages (100 sheets)
• Paper weight: 120 g/m², ivory, dotted
• Cover: hard cover with matt coated fabric, blue–violet gradient, foil-print butterfly
• Binding: lays flat 180°
• Extras: pen loop, elastic fastener, 3 bookmarks, inner pocket
• Brand / MPN / EAN: Sigel / JB100 / 4004360781506

How to use

Open the notebook flat to use the entire page up to the centre fold. Use the pen loop to keep your preferred pen accessible and bookmarks to mark important pages or sections. Store loose notes, tickets or reference images in the inner pocket. Close the notebook with the elastic fastener to protect pages when carrying it in a bag.

Recommendations

For best results with hand lettering and light sketching, use pens and markers compatible with 120 g/m² paper to avoid heavy bleed-through; test new inks on a corner page first.