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TRAVELER'S Notebook 2027 - Passport Size, Weekly (Pre-order Now, Shipping Starts After 10/19)
TRAVELER'S Notebook 2027 - Passport Size, Weekly (Pre-order Now, Shipping Starts After 10/19)
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Brand: TRAVELER'S COMPANY
Quantity: 2 Passport-sized 2027 weekly refills for Traveler's Notebook; one covers January 2027- June 2027 and the other covers July 2027- December 2027;
Bonus item: Diary Guide with Sticker;
Including Weekly schedule (January 2027 - June 2027, July 2027- December 2027), Calendar, Monthly schedule,
68 pages x 2 notebooks, MD Paper (Sewn Bound),
Size: H124 x W89 x D8mm
This is 2027 Weekly Diary for TRAVELER’S notebook Passport Size.
The size of this refill is exactly the same as the passport we carry, so it’s suitable for using this as a mini diary where you can write down things that happened on that day.
A single refill has 6 months worth of spaces printed. This set include 2 pcs. for the first half and the second half for 2026, and it’s worth mentioning that this refill uses the MD paper, making the feeling of writing great.

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