The Tear&Travel

At Code&Quill, we’ve always been junkies for simple pleasures. For example: there’s a happy tingle every time we start writing on good paper. So it was essential that, when we designed Code&Quill’s notebooks, we started with paper that made us feel good while we used it. Sure enough, our customers have experienced the same pleasure—and we’ve kept the same paper in all of our notebooks since.But we’ve recently added another visceral joy to our product line: something perforated. Let’s be clear here: these are not crappy perforations, the kind that have a 50% chance of making you sad. These are space-laser sharp—tight enough never to drop anything, but wide enough that you can get a page out clean. Our first notebook with perforations is the new Compass notepad. The spine’s at the top, steno-style, and the cover is narrow enough to fit comfortably in one hand. Open the Compass from the front and our familiar indentation rule will be waiting—but you can also open it from the bac