Launch Party / Happy Hour at Field Notes HQ in Chicago THURSDAY from 4-7. More details tomorrow. C’mon by. fieldnotesbrand.com/dispatches/l...

Mariia using an Expedition Edition for “measuring the blueness of Moraine Lake and the kayak’s speed.” fieldnotesbrand.com/products/exp...

A footnote from today’s Staple Day, Field Notes’ newsletter. You can read it here and sign up to get it straight to your inbox once a month. fieldnotesbrand.com/dispatches/s...

“You can find cheaper notebooks, but you won’t find any that inspire such devotion. I occasionally will use another kind of pocket notebook, but returning to a Field Notes always feels like coming home.” johnhalbrooks.substack.com/p/how-to-esc...

Our August Staple Day newsletter went out this morning. And folks on the The List got first crack at our new “Mystery Boxes.” fieldnotesbrand.com/dispatches/s...

The “Is a River Alive” Edition is a collaboration with author Robert Macfarlane & artist Stanley Donwood. Also thanks to cartographer Harold Fisk, whose mapping of the ancient paths of the Mississippi River Alluvial Valley in the 1940s, inspired us all. fieldnotesbrand.com/products/is-...

New Staple Day Newsletter* Get the inside dope, from a dope inside. *Includes a contest. fieldnotesbrand.com/dispatches/s...

These look amazing, if you need notebooks and love birds.

Field Notes’ 67th Quarterly Edition coincides with the American publication of Is a River Alive?, a new book by author Robert Macfarlane. Recounting three epic journeys, Macfarlane surveys the state of Earth’s rivers and the people who are fighting for them. fieldnotesbrand.com/products/is-...

Do you need a new bag for spring and summer trips to the farmers’ market or weekend getaways? Order our Pitch Black Rolltop Backpack before midnight Monday (4/14/2025) and save $20, plus USA shipping is free. Just enter the coupon code NEWBAG when checking out. fieldnotesbrand.com/products/pit...

Such a fun collab for such a great record. @boniverwi.bsky.social

“In a time when much of graphic design lives on screens, this collection reconnects creatives with physical process and historical context. It celebrates the analog precision of mid-century sign painters — those who shaped cityscapes with brushes, not pixels.” abduzeedo.com/field-notes-...

Thanks to Steven Heller for thew write-up of our new “Chicago Look“ Edition in Print Magazine this morning. www.printmag.com/daily-heller...

New Limited Edition and Mini Documentary. vimeo.com/1068225564

Signs of the Time. Field Notes Spring Limited Edition explores a chapter of American design and typographic history through the lens of a single, highly influential — and sadly now-defunct — enterprise, The Beverly Sign Co. Watch our mini-documentary. fieldnotesbrand.com/products/the...

Field Notes @fieldnotesbrand.bsky.social did it again. Love their short films and beautiful covers. vimeo.com/1017986345

“I had no idea what I was getting into. I didn’t read any of the reviews or the jacket copy. I didn’t even look at the blurbs.” @michaeldavidlukas.bsky.social at today’s 2025 Tournament of Books, presented by @fieldnotesbrand.bsky.social! www.tournamentofbooks.com/2025/margos-...

Our 64th Quarterly Edition is “The Birds and Trees of North America” Edition, featuring the artwork of Rex Brasher (1869–1960). We’ve added a third 3-Pack to the series and are restocked with the original two. fieldnotesbrand.com/products/bir...

Love is never having to say you’re sorry for copy editing. fieldnotesbrand.com/dispatches/t...

It’s here! The books, judges, and Zombie poll for the 2025 Tournament of Books, presented by our good friends at @fieldnotesbrand.bsky.social www.tournamentofbooks.com/the-2025-sho...

Holiday Market at Field Notes HQ, 401 North Racine, Chicago. Today and Tomorrow 10-4. C’mon over! fieldnotesbrand.com/dispatches/h...

Sunday morning #art. A little puffin on a @fieldnotesbrand.bsky.social memo book.

Our 64th Quarterly Limited Edition is “The Birds and Trees of North America” featuring the artwork of Rex Brasher (1869–1960).​ Check out our mini-documentary about who the Washington post called, “the greatest American bird painter you’ve never heard of.” fieldnotesbrand.com/products/bir...