Mumbai’s Java Papers designs a unique pocket notepad

The notepad set was designed and produced in association with Imperial Graphics based in Byculla, Mumbai.

Talking about the concept behind the notepad, Hema Java of Java Papers said, “Today, smartphones, laptops, etc are dominating our lives, and we wanted to bring back the old school habit of writing.”

For this Java Paper conducted a survey, and the result is worth a read. According to the survey: 70% of the assesses found that writing down their ideas gave them better creative results than typing them; 68% felt they were more likely to remember what they had written as against what they had typed; That being said, surprisingly only 23% carry a notepad or diary to note down their thoughts.

“Our personal experiences with colleagues and friends too urged us to produce this notepad in order to bring back and re-inculcate the habit of writing amongst our tech-driven generation. And thus we set out to make a unique notepad,” said Hema Java of Java Papers.

The minimalistic pocket notepad set consists of a notepad cover with six notepad page refills. The cover is made using Elefantenhaut specialty paper with a scratch and abrasion proof finish that can be wiped and is dirt-resistant. While the inner refill pages are made using premium graphic papers from Germany-based Reflex belonging to their Zeta range in a variety of surfaces and colours.

Java said, “The cover is designed for easy replacement of the refills and has an inbuilt bookmark for you to quickly catch up where you last left off.”