Field Notes

Field Note's Seasonal Release for Winter is the “Resolution” Edition. It’s straightforward and useful, two very good things for a Field Notes product to be.

There are fancier pens, there are more expensive pens, but there is no pen more versatile than the Fisher Space Pen™.

Aesthetically, you’ll find an all-new design with plenty to like: a hi-visibility “Antarctic Survey Orange” front cover and “Polar Night Black” back cover, with a subtle varnish effect featuring a topographic map of Antarctica. The body pages feature the

The original 48-page memo books, with plain paper. Each Original Kraft memo book measures 3-1/2" wide by 5-1/2" tall and is bound by a rugged three-staple saddle-stitch process.

“Utility” features an often-requested but rarely-available body pages: Ledger. This Ledger version, of course, is ultra-handy for mileage logs, parts lists, to-do lists, or any sort of handwritten accounting.

It’s a durable planner that looks great, feels just right, and will hold up to years’ worth of your busy life without batteries, brand-sponsored Wi-Fi, or a monthly service charge loaded up with hidden fees.

Field Notes is a great Chicago-based notebook company, making editions that keep up with the demands of your life. The Pitch Black Field Notes set shows your sophistication in taking notes.

Polished, nickel-plated trim. Smooth plastic for smooth handling. Really. Make a gun out of the things, just like in 4th grade. Square deal.

There are fancier pens, there are more expensive pens, but there is no pen more versatile than the Fisher Space Pen™.

The Shenandoah edition features three green French cover stocks that match the leaf color of three trees found at Shenandoah National Park: the Sweet Birch, the Chestnut Oak, and the Red Maple.

With ten percent of the world’s population left-handed, Field Notes figured it was about time to make a memo book just for them. It’s identical to their Original Kraft Ruled Memo Book in every way except for this. They reversed the direction, and put the

Lacquer-free renewable wood casing, recyclable aluminum ferrule, enviro-green degradable eraser and certified non-toxic imprint inks.

These new Field Notes Pitch Black Note Books are available in 2-Packs with Ruled 60# Finch Opaque body paper. They’re bound with glossy black staples and sturdy 118# covers featuring new, Field Notes-exclusive black/kraft duplex paper from French Paper Co

Front Page Reporter's Notebook. It’s sized perfectly for your hands, easy to write in with one hand while holding it with the other.

The classic 3-1/2" × 5-1/2" Pitch Black memo books in 3-Packs with the original Dot-Graph 60# Finch Opaque body paper, bound with glossy black staples and sturdy 118# covers featuring new, Field Notes-exclusive black/kraft duplex paper from French Paper

The original 48-page memo books, with graph paper. Each Original Kraft memo book measures 3-1/2" wide by 5-1/2" tall and is bound by a rugged three-staple saddle-stitch process.

Field Notes Georgia Memo Book, Pack/3

The “Haxley” edition includes two 64-page books. The first is a “Story Book,” featuring ruled pages alongside 31 black-and-white drawings. The other book in the 2-Pack is a “Sketch Book” with blank pages.

35th Quarterly Edition. We hope these memo books will inspire you to spend some time gazing into a fire this summer. It’s ridiculously satisfying to collect some wood, carefully build it into an attractive structure, then watch the dramatic light show as

The original 48-page memo books, with ruled paper. Each Original Kraft memo book measures 3-1/2" wide by 5-1/2" tall and is bound by a rugged three-staple saddle-stitch process.

The original 48-page memo books, in a Mixed 3-Pack that includes one notebook with lined, one with graph, and one with plain paper. Each Original Kraft memo book measures 3-1/2" wide by 5-1/2" tall and is bound by a rugged three-staple saddle-stitch proc

“Utility” features an often-requested but rarely-available body page: Engineer Graph. Engineer Graph features an 1/8-inch grid with bolder lines each half-inch. It awaits your schematics, assembly drawings, geometry homework, or dungeon maps.

Sometimes you need a bigger notebook, one that’ll lie flat on your desk, ready for to-do lists and phone messages. Sometimes you need The Steno.