Staple-bound Notes A6 Merkpol — assorted city designs, pack of small notebooks

Merkpol Staple-bound Notes A6 Cities MIX are compact A6 notebooks with staple binding and assorted city-themed covers. Each small notebook contains plain pages suitable for quick notes, lists, sketches and reminders. The lightweight format and slim profile make these notebooks easy to carry in a pocket, bag or planner, and the pack includes multiple copies with different cover illustrations to help separate topics or projects.

Advantages

The staple binding keeps pages secure while allowing the notebook to lie reasonably flat for writing. A6 size offers a balance between portability and usable writing area, making these notes convenient for on-the-go jotting. Assorted city designs make it simple to visually distinguish notebooks at a glance without additional labels. The plain inner pages are versatile for handwriting, diagrams and quick drafts.

Suitable for

• Everyday note-taking and to‑do lists
• School notes, homework planning and study outlines
• Workplace reminders, meeting jottings and task sketches
• Travel notes, addresses and quick itineraries
• Sketching ideas, drafts and bullet notes

Key specifications

• Format: A6 (compact pocket size)
• Binding: staple-bound (saddle stitch)
• Cover: assorted city-themed printed designs
• Inner pages: unruled/plain paper suitable for writing and sketching
• Pack: multiple small notebooks with varied covers
• Weight: lightweight and portable

How to use

Use each notebook for short-term notes, lists or sketches. Open the staple-bound notebook and write across the plain pages with pen, pencil or marker; the simple construction supports quick annotations and rough drawings. Carry individual notebooks for different purposes — for example, one for work tasks and another for personal lists — and replace consumed copies from the pack as needed. Store notebooks flat or in a pocket to keep pages protected.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term organization, assign one city design per subject or project to keep notes separated visually. Avoid leaving heavy objects on top of the notebooks to prevent creasing of covers and pages. When using markers or very wet inks, test on an inner page to check for bleed-through on the plain paper.