Notebook Moleskine Classic Large (13x21 cm) lined hard cover sapphire blue 400 pages

The Moleskine Classic Large notebook (13 x 21 cm) in sapphire blue is a hardcover ruled notebook with 400 pages designed for everyday writing, planning and note-taking. Its hard cover provides a stable surface for writing and protects the inner pages from wear during transport. The ruled layout supports structured, legible notes while the large pocket-sized format balances generous writing space with portability for work, study and travel.

Advantages

The hardcover construction increases durability and keeps pages flat for comfortable writing. Four hundred ruled pages offer long-term use without frequent replacement, and the classic binding keeps sheets secure. The compact 13 x 21 cm dimensions make the notebook easy to carry in backpacks, briefcases or tote bags while the lined format helps maintain consistent handwriting and neat organization of ideas.

Suitable for

• Daily note-taking at work or study
• Journaling and reflective writing
• Project planning and to-do lists
• Sketching with lined guidance and annotations
• Travel logs and field notes

Key specifications

• Format: Large (13 x 21 cm)
• Cover: Hard cover in sapphire blue
• Page layout: Ruled (lined)
• Number of pages: 400
• Binding: Durable classic hardcover binding
• Portability: Fits most backpacks and medium-sized bags

How to use

Use the notebook for structured text entry such as meeting notes, lecture summaries, lists and daily journal entries. Open the hardcover fully on a flat surface to use the ruled pages easily; the sturdy cover provides support when writing without a desk. Divide sections by date, topic or project and add headings on the ruled lines to locate content quickly. For sketching with notes, use one page for drawings and the opposite page for annotations to keep visuals and text together.

Usage recommendations

Store the notebook in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve cover color and paper quality. Use medium-fiber pens or pencils to avoid excessive bleed-through; if using fountain pens, test ink on the last pages to check for bleed or feathering. Consider using page markers or tabs for frequently referenced sections.