2023 Minimalist Planner
2023 Minimalist Planner
2023 Minimalist Planner
2023 Minimalist Planner
2023 Minimalist Planner
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2023 Minimalist Planner

2023 Minimalist Planner

$62
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  • Made in Canada
  • 120 gsm paper
  • REACH-compliant

A highly requested and slightly streamlined A5 version of our weekly planner. 

With 192 pages of bright white 120gsm paper, it pairs perfectly with Tombows, Mildliners, and other accessories. 

All of our planners are crafted in Canada with sustainable materials, so you can feel good about using them.

  • Available in seven limited edition colours. Once they are gone, they're gone.
  • Each gorgeous satin ribbon trio is 100% made from recycled bottles.
  • Bleed-resistant 120gsm/80lb paper (FSC & SFI certified)
  • Size: 5.3" x 8.3" 
  • 3.7mm grid size
  • Weighs approximately 580g
  • Light dotted graph grids 
  • 192 pages (including 24 blank note pages at the back)
  • Monday start
  • Lay-flat binding 
  • Plant-based inks
  • Designed in Vancouver, BC
  • Made in Canada
  • More room for planning: no introductory pages unlike our weekly planner
  • Vertical, minimal layout starting on Monday with a daily wellness reminder and 6-10 schedule
  • A new year - reflect on 2022 and your intentions for 2023
  • Monthly reflections and overview pages to track habits and set a focus for each month
  • Additional blank space at the bottom of each weekly spread
  • NEW! Moon phases: new moon (●) and full moon (○) in monthly calendars with minimal text references weekly spreads
  • 24 blank pages for anything you need, such as wish lists, bucket lists, directories, and notes!

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Your planner saves 0 mm of plastic from the trash.

Our ribbon trio is made from plastic bottles collected from recycling facilities. It's then spun into yarn and then our ribbons! With this change, we've diverted nearly 6 kilometers of new plastic from the waste cycle.