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PHANTOM
Limited edition stationery for unlimited minds. Designed in Sydney, Australia
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our manifesto
This is a call to arms.
This is for the creatives, the originals, the visionaries, the eccentrics, the unconventional, the dreamers, the iconoclasts, the weird ones, the wild ones, the outspoken ones, the marching to their own beat types, the proving them wrong types, the people like you. Never stop.
Reject the ordinary.
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Doom Black / Warm Ember
Limited Edition of 250
The Heretic dot grid journal is your daily call to arms to create the extraordinary. Featuring 192 premium pages of 100gsm sustainable cream paper, each page is as a crisp and clear as the next. Enjoy a smooth texture that’s suitable for all pen types with minimal ghosting.
The fog grey dot grid will help guide your to-do lists, ideas and designs. Whilst warm ember tones across the inside and back pages complete a unified look and feel.
Use the slimline bookmark to keep track, the expandable pocket to store your notes and the closure band to keep your journal secure.
Lays flat 180° when opened - perfect for large sketches, brainstorming ideas or mapping out designs.
Materials
Crafted using eco friendly faux leather, the tough and tactile hardcover is designed to withstand the rough and tumble of bags, backpacks and even minor spillages.
Soaked in doom black ink, complete with warm ember gilt edging and triple embossed. PHANTOM emblem adorns the front and back, whilst 'Reject The Ordinary' flows along the spine.
Features
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192 Pages / 100gsm |
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Dot Grid print |
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14.8cm x 20.1cm |
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PU Leather |
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Lays flat 180° |
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Secure back pocket |
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Cover band & bookmark |
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