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Vote! Field Journal Notebook Colors
267Steel9.74%26Black11.61%31Secret New Color We Can't Tell You About Yet14.61%39Crimson6.74%18Plum8.24%22Indigo8.99%24Linen8.99%24Olive11.61%31Navy9.36%25Cocoa10.11%27The poll is expired.
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I'm surprised Indigo and Linen aren't getting more votes. I have bags with both colors and perhaps they are of those has-to-be-seen-in-person colors. Linen (I still think the original name of Sand is more accurate in description), and Indigo are excellent colors. Indigo looks better in person than it appears on my monitor. Also, it has this irridescent quality like a sharskin suit that it gets lighter or darker depending on how the light hits it. It works well. Just not the kind of thng a static shot can impart.
I saw a shot here on the forum of a Linen Medium Cafe Bag at a club in England and poof I purchased one and it is a fav of mine. This is an excellent example of why the Tom Bihn meets (as discussed in another thread) would be lots of fun. We can see the colors for ourselves.
I could see clothing in the color Linen (really Sand for my money) being easily worn at a construction site or a boardroom. It's just a good color.Bags: Latest: Pop Tote and Shop Bag (large) ; also have a Co-Pilot, Super Ego (w/cork seatbelt); Aeronaut; Medium Cafe Bag; Large Cafe Bag; Brain Cell; Shop Bag small, (Steel); Packing Cube Shoulder Bag. Accessories: Oh yeah, bunches.
Sadly Lost to Hazmat: An Imago in Steel/Cork & MCB in Linen/Olive.
" ...all [that] you have to depend on is yourself and your luggage." - The Luggage Salesman (Joe Versus the Volcano)
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Every color is a classic color, easy to coordinate or contrast with the cool colors of winter, spring and summer or the warm colors of fall.
Some people have a predominant cool color wardrobe, some have a warm color wardrobe and others mix and match.
A Cocoa FJN would be just wonderful with the Cocoa or Cork Small Swift.
I know how gorgeous Plum is and how well it goes with every color. (don't ask how I know, I am taking the 5th on the number of Plum TB objets I have)
Indigo looks spectacular. Many bags in that color are calling my name.
Black and Steel are staple neutral for the workplace.
Linen and Olive are great warm color neutrals.
I find that this array of colors is bound to please anybody in the market for the FJN.
Some people might also consider getting a couple of FJN in different colors.
It is conceivable that one might use a FJN for work and another for family organization, craft projects lists or writing projects outlines.
Or a personal journal be it for travel, wedding, pregnancy, house purchase/renovation, life journey with a pet...
Those are the ideas that came to mind from the minute I heard of the concept of the FJN to now.
I and many others in the forum. own Pouches in many colors, the Large ones are lifesavers when life throws an event that demands strict organization.
Just like Pouches, the FJN promises to help with everyday and big projects organization and that is always good.Last edited by backpack; 09-03-2010, 11:06 PM.
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The reason I didn't vote for Linen has to do with my experience with my medium cafe bag. I've had to wash it more frequently than any other bag I own because it keeps getting dirty. I'll admit I use it a lot and I'm not careful about where I set it down, but none of my other bags have needed more than a bit of spot cleaning.
Somehow, I didn't think that would be a desired quality in a field journal.
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Field Journal Notebook Colours
I do enjoy Black as a rule for notebooks but I put in a vote for Cocoa and Indigo as well. I have seen the Indigo in person and that is a very brilliant shade of blue. If the cocoa comes out in a deep brown shade I'm on board since deep brown shades are my favourite next to black.
If I've missed it pardon me but if anyone happens to know what size(s) will the notebook be available in? I'm pretty much a Moleskine devotee but TB could have me changing my mind if the notebook stays flat when I'm writing. I blame my lefthandedness
Any hints to the top secret colour? I like emerald so I say give me a co-pilot in emerald and I'll buy it then. No its not blackmail...(whistles to herself smiling as she goes down the road.) Hey, Moleskine listened to me about putting the monthly view in for the 2011 Daily Organiser I received this past week so I can dream right? LOL...
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From the mystery photo on the blog, it looks like we're getting a gorgeous option in the red color family. That's exciting!Western Flyer (crimsom) with Absolute strap, Zephyr (black), Medium Cafe Bag (steel/olive), Shop Bags (solar, steel), Large Cafe bag (navy/cayenne), Small café bag (forest), Tristars (steel/solar and indigo/solar),Aeronaut (steel), Side Effects (old skool black cordura, olive parapack), Imagos (steel, cork, wasabi, and aubergine, hemp, steel), Dyneema Western Flyer (Nordic/Steel) and miscellaneous packing cubes, pouches, etc.
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Originally posted by quacksalve View PostYes, I was just wondering what Conifer looked like, and if it was new or old. Hm!
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