025 Cream Blank Regular Refill – Traveler’s Company

025 Cream Blank Regular Refill – Traveler’s Company

The “025 Cream Blank Regular Refill” is the perfect choice for anyone who wants a warm, comfortable, and distraction-free writing experience in their Traveler’s Notebook Regular size. This refill uses Traveler’s Company’s original MD Paper Cream, a premium paper developed to prevent ink bleed-through and smudging, even with fountain pens. Thanks to its gentle cream color, it is easy on the eyes and reduces visual fatigue, making long writing sessions much more pleasant.

Concept and design

The cream-colored MD Paper is especially well-suited to showcase blue-black and other traditional fountain pen inks. With 64 blank pages, it offers total freedom for writing, sketching, or creating personalized journals, staying true to Traveler’s Company’s minimalist philosophy. The saddle-stitched binding guarantees durability and allows the notebook to lay flat easily, giving you a comfortable and accessible writing surface across every page.

Functionality and use

This refill is ideal for those using their Traveler’s Notebook as a personal diary, as well as for artists, designers, or students who need a reliable space for notes, sketches, or brainstorming ideas. The high-quality MD Paper Cream elevates every stroke, ensuring that even wetter inks behave cleanly and consistently. The blank layout provides full creative freedom to adapt to any writing or drawing style, without restriction.

Package contents

• 64 blank pages
• Premium MD Cream Paper
• Saddle-stitched binding
• Compatible with Traveler’s Notebook Regular
• Made in Japan

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Brand history and philosophy

Since 2006, Traveler’s Company has supported authentic handwritten expression through high-quality refills designed to accompany you on every personal or professional journey. This cream blank refill is a perfect example of simplicity, functionality, and Japanese aesthetic excellence coming together in one tool.

“Write calmly, feel the paper.”