Midori 70th Anniversary Limited Edition Stationery Kit XS - 8 items
To celebrate Midori's 7Oth anniversary, the Japanese brand released an 8 items version of their cult Stationery Kit XS.
Their XS Stationery series was designed to create some of the smallest stationery in the world, combining both functionality and portability. This little black compact pouch measures just about 105mm x 124mm x 40mm, and features all your must need stationery items on the go : cutter, tape measure, scissors, stapler, correction tape, glue tape ,tape cutter, and a paper punch. All the items are white.
Why do we love it? The clean minimal design is definitely a bonus, but we love how compact and practical this kit is. You can simply pop it into your bag because it will come in handy at some point for sure.
Good to Know:
- Size: 105mm x 124mm x 40mm
- Material of the items: plastic
- Material of the case: Polyurethane and Polyester
- Special 70th-anniversary Midori gift box
- Made in japan
About Midori :
Midori Shokai Co., Ltd. was established in 1950 in Japan, and the company started as a producer of writing paper and envelopes. Midori means “green” in Japanese and was chosen as the company name to represent the strength of a plant spreading its green leaves in a field. MIDORI's aim is to bring you products that will enrich your daily life, and they succeeded by bringing some of the most iconic stationery items, like the Traveler's Notebook, to life. MIDORI has maintained its base in design and paper while evolving into a comprehensive manufacturer of stationery items.
To celebrate Midori's 7Oth anniversary, the Japanese brand released an 8 items version of their cult Stationery Kit XS.
Their XS Stationery series was designed to create some of the smallest stationery in the world, combining both functionality and portability. This little black compact pouch measures just about 105mm x 124mm x 40mm, and features all your must need stationery items on the go : cutter, tape measure, scissors, stapler, correction tape, glue tape ,tape cutter, and a paper punch. All the items are white.
Why do we love it? The clean minimal design is definitely a bonus, but we love how compact and practical this kit is. You can simply pop it into your bag because it will come in handy at some point for sure.
Good to Know:
- Size: 105mm x 124mm x 40mm
- Material of the items: plastic
- Material of the case: Polyurethane and Polyester
- Special 70th-anniversary Midori gift box
- Made in japan
About Midori :
Midori Shokai Co., Ltd. was established in 1950 in Japan, and the company started as a producer of writing paper and envelopes. Midori means “green” in Japanese and was chosen as the company name to represent the strength of a plant spreading its green leaves in a field. MIDORI's aim is to bring you products that will enrich your daily life, and they succeeded by bringing some of the most iconic stationery items, like the Traveler's Notebook, to life. MIDORI has maintained its base in design and paper while evolving into a comprehensive manufacturer of stationery items.
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£2.99 |
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£4.99 |
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£6.99 |
| International Delivery |
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