If you’ve ever tried writing in the rain you’ll know it’s nigh on impossible. Wet paper equals pulped prose. Just ask anyone who’s bawled their eyes out whilst writing love poetry to H from Steps. Failing that, ask anyone who works outside. Paper and rain just don’t get along. Unless of course the paper in question is Rite in the Rain all-weather writing paper.

Developed way back in the 1920s, this 100% recyclable paper is a patented substrate created for use in soggy outdoor writing situations. Just use a pencil or an all-weather pen – hey presto, no more squelchy scribblings, wet words or smudged sentences. (Bad alliteration will still look decidedly wet).

All Weather Journal

		Spiral-bound		64 ruled pages

Ideal for note-taking nature lovers, rainforest-based sketchers, melancholy letter writers, bored cross-channel swimmers and anyone who lives in rain-sodden Blighty, Rite in the Rain paper is available in two forms: the Field Bound Book with 160 squared-paper pages or the spiral-bound All Weather Journal with 64 ruled pages. C’mon, don’t be wet, get ordering!

Field Bound Book

		Hard bound spine		160 squared-paper pages