*Pre-Order Item: Estimated shipping is in mid October 2026. Entire order ships together once in stock. Pre-order cancellations are issued as store credit only.
The TAKE A NOTE 2027 Regular Planner A5 is designed to accompany you throughout the year, offering a perfect balance between structure and freedom. Carrying forward the brand’s minimalist design, this planner features a thoughtfully crafted weekly layout, including a two-day-per-page format, a 24-hour vertical timeline, and mini monthly and weekly calendars for quick reference.
Made with smooth 68gsm Tomoe River S paper, it provides an exceptional writing experience for fountain pen users, pencils, or gel pens. The 3.5mm grid layout keeps your pages organized while allowing space for sketches, lists, and notes. Exposed-thread lay-flat binding ensures effortless writing across all spreads, whether at your desk or on the go.
Recognised with the Good Design Award, the TAKE A NOTE Regular Planner combines functionality with elegance, featuring monthly and weekly plans, moon phases, colour-coded weekends, and an organised index system. Each planner also comes with a 2027 letterpress bookmark card, adding a thoughtful touch to this quiet, reliable companion for your year.
── Contents ──
● Title Page
● Yearly Calendar [2026.09 – 2028.04] (1P)
● Horizontal Annual Gantt Chart [2027.01 – 2027.12] (1P)
● Vertical Annual / Project Plan [2027.01 – 2027.12] (4P)
● Monthly Plan [2026.12 – 2028.03] (32P)
● Weekly Plan [2027.01 – 2027.12] (212P) Two days per page; four pages per week
● Grid Notes (4P)
● Personal Information Page
- A5 (14.8 x 21 x 1.3 cm)
- 256 pages
- One year of use (January to December 2027)
- 3.5mm grid
- 68gsm Tomoe River S Paper White
- Made in Taiwan
Year Calendar (20 months) & Habit Tracker (12 months)
Project Planner (12 months)
Monthly Planner (16 months - Dec 2026 to Mar 2028)
Weekly Planner (12 months)
Grid Note (4 pages)
Gift: 2027 Letterpress Calendar Bookmark
Pair With: PU Cover or Transparent PVC Cover
【ABOUT THE BRAND】
Take a Note was established in 2010. The brand initially shared designs on the Internet, and later developed them into physical products. Since 2015, Take a Note has been sold for over ten thousands copies worldwide. In 2017, it was recognized by Japan's Good Design Award, becoming the first Taiwanese planner to win the award, and the first place in the general election in Tokyo.
Take a Note's designer Aki is both a designer and a photographer. She has travelled through all scales of live music scenes for many years and collaborated with artists from all over the world. Her love for music, photography, stationery and design, combined with the thinking derived from different experiences, shaped the unique soul of Take a Note. It can be colourful or concise and powerful, and you will always be surprised in Take a Note's designs.
