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TRAVELER’S notebook Card Size - 20th Anniversary

TRAVELER'S notebook Card Size - 20th Anniversary

by Cecilia Vola in Blogs

The TRAVELER'S notebook Card Size – 20th Anniversary Edition will be available from the end of April .

This special edition celebrates 20 years of TRAVELER'S notebooks with a completely new, compact format designed to accompany you every day. The set includes a Card Size leather cover, five MD Paper refills, and a selection of accessories that transform it into a small, modular system to carry with you wherever you go.
The expected price is €95.

In 2026, TRAVELER'S Company celebrates an important milestone: 20 years of TRAVELER'S notebooks .
Twenty years of travel, handwritten stories, encounters, and communities built around a simple yet special object: a leather notebook designed to accompany you everywhere.

To celebrate this anniversary comes a completely new format , designed to be even closer to everyday life: TRAVELER'S notebook Card Size .

A special edition that encapsulates the brand's original spirit in an ultra-compact version, designed to always be with you.

A new format, designed to always be with you

The Card Size measures 110 × 75 mm (without the clasp):
a format the size of a business card that fits in the palm of your hand and easily slips into a jeans pocket .

The idea is simple: always have a place to write.

To note:

  • an idea that comes suddenly
  • a sentence heard by chance
  • an address or a reminder
  • a thought not to be forgotten

Like all TRAVELER'S notebooks, this one invites you to slow down and write by hand , transforming small everyday moments into memories.

A compact yet incredibly versatile object

This 20th anniversary edition is not just a notebook.
It is a small modular system that can be transformed into various useful objects in everyday life.

Inside the set you will find:

  • Card Size Leather Cover (Black or Brown)
  • 5 notebook refills with MD Paper
  • Cotton zipped case
  • Kraft paper folder
  • Connecting elastics
  • Replacement closing elastic
  • Cotton bag

MD Paper: The heart of the writing experience

The set includes five refillable notebooks made with MD Paper, the Japanese paper developed by Midori and loved by fountain pen users.

In detail you will find:

  • 1 MD Paper White refill already inserted in the cover
  • 2 MD Paper White refills with grey cover and letterpress logo
  • 2 MD Paper Cream refills with brown cover and gold hot stamping

MD Paper is famous for:

  • extremely fluid writing
  • excellent compatibility with fountain pens
  • the ability to enhance the ink

A paper designed specifically for those who love to write.

Skin that changes over time

Like all TRAVELER'S notebooks, the Card Size version also uses natural leather that ages and changes with use , developing a unique patina over time.

The back cover features an engraved 20th anniversary logo , a subtle detail that celebrates two decades of travel and storytelling.

Each notebook will then become a personal object , marked by use, travel and time.

The notebook that turns every day into a journey

When you hold a TRAVELER'S notebook in your hand, something simple yet powerful happens:
you begin to look at reality through the eyes of someone who is travelling.

An idea jotted down on the fly.
An address noted during a walk.
A memory written before it fades.

The TRAVELER'S notebook Card Size was created for this very reason:
bringing that spirit of discovery into everyday life .

Because you don't need to go on a long journey to have something to say.
Sometimes you just need to open a notebook and start writing.

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