Stay organized and efficient with our Pocket-Sized 'The Daily Grind' To Do List Notebook, a must-have tool for anyone who values practicality and style. This compact and fair trade journal, presented in a rich Terra Cotta color, is the perfect companion for your daily tasks and reminders.

To-Do List Notebook Details

Measuring a convenient 4" x 6", this notebook easily fits into pockets, purses, or backpacks, making it ideal for on-the-go planning and note-taking. Whether you're running errands, attending meetings, or simply managing your daily chores, this to do list notebook ensures that your tasks are always at hand.

The notebook's cover is made from high-quality book cloth with water-resistant properties, offering durable protection against spills and wear. The hardcover case binding adds an extra layer of sturdiness, making this notebook a reliable and long-lasting choice.

One of the notebook's distinctive features is its Smyth sewn flexible spine, which allows it to open flat for comfortable writing. Rounded corners give the notebook a sleek and modern feel, while the elegant copper foil print on the front adds a touch of sophistication.

Inside, you'll find 80 pages of 70# smooth text paper, made from recycled materials, underlining our commitment to environmental sustainability. Each page is dedicated to a daily to do list, providing a structured and clear layout for organizing your tasks and priorities.

Proudly made in the USA, this to do list notebook is not just a practical accessory; it's a statement of your commitment to ethical and sustainable practices. We ensure that 10% of the proceeds go towards fighting for human rights in the supply chain, making your purchase a contribution to a greater cause.

To-Do List Notebook Features

Color: Terra Cotta
Pocket Sized: 4" x 6"
Book Cloth Water Resistant Cover
Hard Cover Case Bound
Smyth Sewn Flexible Spine
Rounded Corners
Copper Foil Print
80 Pages
70# Smooth Text, Made with recycled paper.
Daily To Do List
Made in the USA
Shrink wrapped
10% gives back to fight for human rights in the supply chain