Brass pencil case
Brass case signed TRAVELER'S COMPANY, designed to store pens and small office accessories. Its secure clasp allows you to slip it into a bag without fear of accidental opening, also ideal for jewelry, makeup, or small items.
The pencil case by TRAVELER'S COMPANY is an item that can hold your pens and other small office accessories. Once closed, you can carry it without the risk of it opening in your bag.
You can also put your makeup, jewelry, small first aid kit, candies, and more in it...
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Features
- Material
- Brass
- Color
- Gilded
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Brand since
- 2006
Born in Tokyo, weathered by the road
Since 2006, each TRAVELER'S COMPANY notebook combines a handmade leather cover crafted in Chiang Mai with MD paper refills made in Japan. A simple elastic band holds it all together. The notebook slips into a bag, can be endlessly refilled, and develops a unique patina over the years, becoming truly yours.
THE CRAFTSMANSHIP OF TRAVELER'S COMPANY
What makes this notebook unique
A leather that lives with you
Brands and stripes don’t damage it: they give it character.
An infinitely rechargeable system
A simple elastic band holds the refills. Notebooks, planners, pouches, and cardholders can be combined, replaced, and added; the same leather accompanies you for years.
MD paper, made in Japan
The refills are produced in Japan on MD paper, soft under the pen and resistant to ink. Paper designed for writing, from fountain pen to pencil.
Repairable, never disposable
Elastics and clasps can be replaced using the repair kit. The notebook is designed to last and age with you, not to be replaced.
Two formats, one same spirit
The classic size offers a beautiful page for writing and drawing, while the passport size fits into a pocket. Both share the same leather and their dedicated refills.
Born in Tokyo in 2006
Designed in Tokyo, the TRAVELER'S COMPANY notebook has kept the same design since its launch. A simple object that has become iconic among travelers and paper lovers.