Writing notebook Moleskine model 322917 — lined pages, pocket size (EAN 8058647629155)

The Moleskine writing notebook model 322917 is a pocket-size ruled notebook designed for everyday handwriting, note-taking and journaling. Its compact format fits most pockets and small bags while providing standard-ruled pages that help maintain neat, consistent lines. The notebook is intended for practical, portable use by students, professionals and travelers who prefer analog organization and want a reliable paper notebook for quick notes, lists and short drafts.

Advantages

This pocket notebook offers a durable cover and a sewn binding that keeps pages secure and allows the notebook to lie flat when open. The ruled pages provide clear guidance for handwriting and lists, while the compact dimensions make it easy to carry. The simple design and neutral ruling suit a variety of uses, from quick memos to short journal entries, without drawing attention to the notebook itself.

Suitable for

• Quick notes and reminders on the go
• Daily to‑do lists and task tracking
• Travel journaling and short entries
• Classroom or meeting note-taking
• Sketching simple diagrams and layouts alongside text

Key specifications

• Format: pocket-size, designed for portability
• Page layout: ruled/lined pages for handwriting
• Binding: sewn binding for lay-flat use
• Cover: sturdy cover suitable for everyday use
• Number of pages: standard notebook pagination for short- to medium-length use

How to use

Use the notebook to capture ideas, tasks and observations whenever they occur. Open the notebook flat and write along the ruled lines for legible notes. Carry it in a pocket, bag or briefcase to have a dedicated place for lists, reminders and short journal entries. For longer projects, flip through existing pages to continue related notes or start a new page to keep topics separated.

Usage recommendations

Store the notebook in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Use pens or pencils suited to the paper weight to reduce bleed-through and smudging. Numbering pages or adding dates at the top of entries can help with later reference and organization.