Gold pen loop on a faux leather hardcover
A planner is only useful when there is a pen nearby. A pen loop solves that by giving the pen a permanent place on the book itself, so your customer can open to today and start writing.
It is a small detail with a big payoff. A pen loop makes a planner or journal feel finished and thoughtfully designed.
Our elastic pen loops are stocked in black, white, and gold. Other colors can be special ordered, so ask us when you request your quote.
The pen loop is attached to the back board of the cover, so it needs the rigid board of a hardcover to hold it securely. Pen loops are available on:
Pen loops are for hardcovers only. They are not available on softcovers or board covers, including 48 pt board covers.
Black pen loop on a wire-o hardcover
A pen loop works well alongside the other features that make a hardcover planner feel complete:
Pen loops have a minimum order of 25, the same as our hardcovers. The pen loop is attached while the hardcover is being made, so it needs to be part of your order from the start. It cannot be added to covers that are already finished.
Pens are not included. If you would like a pen with each book, send us your pens and we will include them with your orders. See our fee schedule for details on customer-supplied items.
A pen loop is a small loop attached to the back board of a hardcover, sized to hold a pen so it stays with your planner or journal.
Pen loops are available on hardcovers and turned-edge binders only. They are not available on softcovers or board covers, including 48 pt board covers.
The pen loop is attached to the back board of the cover.
We stock elastic pen loops in black, white, and gold. Other colors can be special ordered.
No. Pens are not included, but if you send us your pens, we will include them with your orders.
No. The pen loop is attached while the hardcover is being made, so it needs to be part of your order from the start.
The minimum order is 25, the same as our hardcovers.
Yes. A pen loop and an elastic strap work well together on a hardcover, keeping both the book and the pen secure.
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