Sigel Jolie JN653 writing notebook A5 120 sheets Apricot Black Pink

The Sigel Jolie JN653 writing notebook in A5 format (approx. 16.8 x 21.5 cm) provides 240 pages (120 sheets) of dot-grid paper at 120 gsm with perforated pages and a sturdy hardcover in apricot, black and pink. The robust cover and high-quality metal spiral binding create a stable writing surface and allow the front cover to be folded back for comfortable use. The extra-thick white paper is designed to support hand lettering, bullet journaling, sketching and everyday note-taking without excessive show-through.

Advantages

The notebook combines a durable hardcover with a high-quality metal spiral binding for reliable handling and long-term use. Its 120 gsm dot-grid paper is thicker than standard writing paper, reducing bleed-through and making it suitable for markers and creative lettering. All pages are perforated for easy removal, and the compact A5 size makes the book portable while still offering ample writing space.

Suitable for

• Hand lettering and calligraphy practice
• Bullet journaling and habit tracking
• Sketches and quick drawings
• Everyday notes, lists and planning

Key specifications

• Brand: Sigel
• Model: Jolie JN653
• Format: A5 (approx. 16.8 x 21.5 cm)
• Pages: 240 pages (120 sheets)
• Paper: Dot grid (dotted), 120 g/m², white, perforated
• Cover: Sturdy hardcover in apricot, black and pink
• Binding: Metal spiral binding
• MPN: JN653
• EAN: 4004360786273

How to use

Fold back the front cover to create a firm surface for writing or drawing supported by the hardcover and spiral binding. Use the dot-grid layout to guide lettering, layout planning or sketching. Remove perforated pages cleanly when you need to hand out or store individual sheets. Store the notebook flat or upright to protect the cover and keep pages in good condition.

Recommendations

The 120 g/m² paper is suitable for most pens, fineliners and water-based markers. Test heavy ink pens or alcohol-based markers on a spare page first to check for bleed-through. For mixed-media or wet techniques, use separate thicker sketchbooks designed for those media.