Black Moleskine Notebook Leather Cover

Leatherneo's Moleskine notebook leather cover is created to keep your notebooks clean and stylish. The leather cover keeps your accessories safe along with your notebooks in them. They are unique and handmade pieces of the leather notebook cover. The personalized leather notebook cover is what you need and has a stylish vintage look on the outside and quality paper inside.

A leather Moleskine notebook cover can be the best and perfect gift for your writer friends who feel writing is their passion. Our leather notebook holder offers you a truly unique and amazing experience in writing your next masterpiece. You can pick a leather notebook holder from the collection. Made with authentic premium leather, these notebook holders last for long decades.

The Moleskine notebook leather cover is tailored to fit perfectly. Shown is a cover for a Large Moleskine hardcover using the original elastic closure that comes with the journal. The cover is compatible also with the Leuchtturm1917, A5 notebook. The leather has a soft feel, perfect for notebook covers. It will not require any conditioning because it is treated with oils & waxes from the tannery.

Our Custom Leather Moleskine Notebook Cover Specs:

A6 14x10 cm

A5 21X14 cm

B5 25X17.6 cm

Available Paper: Lined White / Blank White 

A notebook contains 120 pieces of paper

LeatherNeo's Leather Notebooks Features

1. 100% handmade leather journal, one-piece construction.
2. Paper: 100g acid-free paper.
3. A wonderful smell of raw leather.
4. READY TO BE GIFTED: this leather-bound notebook is a great gift for professionals, entrepreneurs, and college students.

Leather Details and Care

Our leather supplier creates all their stylish leather material using rugged and raw cowhide leather that is filled with premium quality control. It is a unique and captivating natural leather in its rough state. Leather marks can form a subtly patterned testimony of a healthy cow and are a mainstay of genuine top grain leather.

We do not recommend leather chemicals as they will harm the leather as time going on, you can use some leather oil if really needed. Don't be afraid of a scuff or small scratches. Just rub the oils from your skin shape the patina's look over time. 

Color Variance

Some color variations between hides are common and are a natural result of the tanning process. And different leather batches may have some slight differences. This makes each piece unique while still preserving the tone and hue of your chosen color.