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Black-Edged Perforated Message Pad

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$12 $24 In stock

Category: The Desktop

The black edge paint is the first thing you notice — a line of finish along the spine that makes a notepad feel more resolved than most things on a desk. The base is a paper-wrapped board in ivory, like a small hardcover, and the pages are bound with a smooth off-white ribbon before they're finished with that edge. Below "To," "From," and "Subject," the page does what a message pad should: waits. Perforated for a clean tear-off, and sized for a jacket pocket or a corner of the desk that doesn't have much to spare.

By Cloth & Paper, founded in 2015 by Ashley Reynolds — a studio that has spent a decade making the objects that live at the edges of a desk worth keeping there.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 19 reviews)

Leo R. ★★★★★

The paper-wrapped board backing gives it real structure, so it stands firm on the desk instead of flapping around. I’ve already gone through one and the perforation tears clean every time—ordering another two.

Jacob S. ★★★★★

The black edge paint along the spine is such a subtle touch but it makes the whole pad look deliberate, like it belongs in a design studio. I've already gone through two of them for daily to-do lists and the paper handles pen without bleeding through.

David ★★★★★

The ivory paper wrap feels more substantial than the flimsy cardstock on most pads I’ve used, and that black edge gives it a clean, finished look that actually makes me want to keep it out on my desk instead of tucked in a drawer.