The Weeks is Hobonichi's slim, pocketable planner: a weekly horizontal spread on the left, a full page of grid memo on the right, in a book narrow enough to live in a jacket pocket. White Line is the plainest design in the range, marked only by the thin stripe down the front cover, and Black is the version that has outsold the rest of the Weeks line since the format was introduced in 2011.
The cover is a soft PVC rather than a board, so it grips well, flips easily and packs into a pocket without bulk. Being soft it needs a hand on the page to stay open flat. The year is the only other mark on it.
Features
Japanese edition, January start, Monday start
The White Line stripe on a flat black cover, and nothing else
The best-selling Weeks design since the format launched in 2011
Slim at 186 x 95 x 11 mm (7.3 x 3.7 x 0.4 in), narrow enough for a jacket pocket
Stitch-bound softcover, easy to flip and pocketable, though it needs holding down to lie flat
Tomoe River paper, thin and light but resistant to feathering and bleed with fountain pen ink
A clear adhesive corner pocket is included, to stick wherever you want the storage
