Sometimes Field Notes uses its quarterly limited editions to try something new, go in unexpected directions, express an artistic idea, or make a statement. Other times, they choose to take a simpler route.

Such is the case with their 60th limited edition, “Birch Bark”. Named for the characteristically white-barked trees that tend to evoke eye-popping autumnal imagery year after year, this set of memo books feature snow-white covers with three different colors of staples and inner graph lines (green, yellow, and black respectively) to exemplify the seasonal stages of birch foliage as fall turns to winter.

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This is a simple, practical edition; a successor to centuries of notes, proclamations and lists inscribed on birch bark. It’s also a throwback to our own past Fall releases, like long-sold-out favorites “Mackinaw Autumn,” “Fire Spotter,” and “Shenandoah.” We hope you’ll find these useful for journaling and note-taking this fall. As Robert Frost told us, “One could do worse than be a swinger of birches.”

Get a 3-pack of the “Birch Bark” Edition for $15 at Field Notes.

Posted By Chris Gonzales