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Moleskine – Cahier Ruled Extra Large Journal (7.5″ x10″)

Original price was: $10.80.Current price is: $6.78.

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A logo on a Moleskine cover doesn’t read as a promotional item. It reads as something someone paid for themselves.

Moleskine. One of the rare notebook brands that recipients actually recognize, and more importantly, actually want. That name recognition means your logo shares cover space with something that already has perceived value in the room. For client gifts, onboarding kits, and event giveaways, that carries real weight.

The Cahier is designed with bulk gifting in mind. Its clean, flexible cardboard front panel is a natural canvas for deboss, foil stamp, or color print logos, and it arrives individually shrink-wrapped with a Moleskine paper band so it’s presentation-ready right out of the box. No assembly, no extra packaging needed.

At a full 7.5″ x 10″, this is a journal people put to real use, not something that sits in a drawer. The ruled, acid-free pages hold up to everyday writing instruments, and the perforated back sheets add a practical detail that recipients actually notice.

  • Smooth cardboard cover takes deboss, foil stamp, and color print beautifully for a polished brand impression.
  • Last 16 sheets are perforated for clean tear-outs without damaging the binding.
  • Inside back cover flap pocket holds business cards, receipts, or loose notes in one place.
  • Ships shrink-wrapped with a branded paper band, ready to drop into an event bag or welcome kit.
  • Ruled, acid-free paper works with ballpoints, fine-liners, and fountain pens without feathering.

Client Gifts Onboarding Kit Trade Show Booth Corporate Events Employee Appreciation CoverFlexible cardboard with visible stitchingPaperRuled, acid-freePages120 pages (60 sheets), last 16 perforatedDecorationColor print, deboss, foil stampConsultant Note

Deboss and foil stamp are the top choices for this cover, both methods sit beautifully on matte cardboard and give logos a tactile, premium feel. Front panel placement is the standard pick, putting your brand front and center every time someone picks up the journal.