Field Notes 56-Week Planner
Get organised and stay on top of your schedule with the Field Notes 56-Week Planner. It's the perfect accessory for anyone who wants to stay on top of their to-do list.
The 56-Week Planner by Field Notes is the perfect tool to keep you organised and on schedule. Originally introduced in the Winter 2014 Ambition edition, the Weekly Planner was a hit, so the team at Field Notes decided to create a new and improved version: the 56-Week Planner.
The durable 60pt. chipboard cover and lay-flat “Double-O” wire binding make it a sturdy notebook that can handle your busy life without batteries or monthly service charges. The 112 pages of Finch 70# text paper feature one blank week per spread, ready for you to fill in with appointments, meetings, notes, or even brief journal entries for the next 56 weeks.
Measuring 4¾" x 7½", the 56-Week Planner is the perfect size for carrying around and jotting down notes, while the double-o binding allows it to lay flat on your desk for easy use. It's available in five paper options: graph, ruled, plain, mixed (which includes one notebook of each of the three paper types), and a left-handed format lined paper version.
Designed and printed in the USA, the FN-25 56-Week Planner is made with care and attention to detail. Each planner is printed by Schneider Graphics in Lake Zurich, Illinois, on a General screen printing press, and bound with bombproof black metal "Double-O" Ring Wire, with appreciation to U.S. Patent #2142816 "Binding Construction and Method," filed in 1935 by W. Walter Grumbacher.
Get organised and stay on top of your schedule with the Field Notes 56-Week Planner. It's the perfect accessory for anyone who wants to stay on top of their to-do list.
The 56-Week Planner by Field Notes is the perfect tool to keep you organised and on schedule. Originally introduced in the Winter 2014 Ambition edition, the Weekly Planner was a hit, so the team at Field Notes decided to create a new and improved version: the 56-Week Planner.
The durable 60pt. chipboard cover and lay-flat “Double-O” wire binding make it a sturdy notebook that can handle your busy life without batteries or monthly service charges. The 112 pages of Finch 70# text paper feature one blank week per spread, ready for you to fill in with appointments, meetings, notes, or even brief journal entries for the next 56 weeks.
Measuring 4¾" x 7½", the 56-Week Planner is the perfect size for carrying around and jotting down notes, while the double-o binding allows it to lay flat on your desk for easy use. It's available in five paper options: graph, ruled, plain, mixed (which includes one notebook of each of the three paper types), and a left-handed format lined paper version.
Designed and printed in the USA, the FN-25 56-Week Planner is made with care and attention to detail. Each planner is printed by Schneider Graphics in Lake Zurich, Illinois, on a General screen printing press, and bound with bombproof black metal "Double-O" Ring Wire, with appreciation to U.S. Patent #2142816 "Binding Construction and Method," filed in 1935 by W. Walter Grumbacher.
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