Writing notebook Moleskine 603357 — Hardcover, 150 sheets, 120 g/m², Dot grid, Black

Moleskine 603357 is a hardcover writing notebook with 150 sheets of 120 g/m² paper in dot grid ruling. The book’s rigid cover and thread-stitched binding keep pages flat for writing and drawing. The dot grid layout offers a subtle guide for precise notes, sketches and layouts while remaining visually unobtrusive. The heavier 120 g/m² paper is designed to support pens, fineliners, markers and light watercolor washes, making the notebook suitable for a range of analog tasks from daily journaling to technical diagramming.

Advantages

The hardcover provides stable support on any surface and protects the internal sheets during transport and frequent use. With 150 sheets of 120 g/m² paper, the notebook reduces show-through and bleed-through compared with standard-weight paper, while the dot grid format balances structure and flexibility. The sewn binding allows the notebook to open flat for easier page-to-page work, and the monochrome black design keeps a professional, unobtrusive look for office or studio environments.

Suitable for

• Note-taking and meeting minutes
• Sketching, drafting and technical diagrams
• Bullet journaling and planners
• Design ideation and concept development
• Hand lettering and fineliner work

Key specifications

• Cover: hardcover for durable protection
• Sheet count: 150 sheets
• Paper weight: 120 g/m²
• Ruling: dot grid
• Color: black exterior
• Binding: thread-stitched, opens flat

How to use

Use the Moleskine notebook for writing, drawing and planning. Open the notebook fully to take advantage of the flat-lay binding when working across a spread. The dot grid helps align text, tables and sketches without imposing rigid lines; use the dots as unobtrusive guides for margins, columns or perspective lines. For ink and marker work, test pens on a corner page to check absorbency and drying time before committing to a full page. If applying light watercolor, allow each layer to dry before continuing to prevent buckling.

Usage recommendations

To preserve the paper surface and extend the notebook’s life, store it flat or upright in a protective sleeve when transporting with other items. For heavier wet media, use separate dedicated watercolor paper or place a protective sheet behind the working page to avoid transfer to following pages.