Waxed Canvas Field Notes Cover, Wallet Case (3.5 x 5.5 in.) Journal Cover with Pencil Paper & Cards Slot, Travelers Pocket Notebook Handmade (Honey Bourbon)

I went through multiple covers for my Field Notes, all of which were identical and had no character. H&D broke that mold. I love the canvas, the feel of it is fabulous. It’s put together nice and solid and will last a long time. If I had two constructive criticisms it would be it definitely needs a pen loop and the sleeve that holds the notebook in needs to be much tighter as it’s always coming loose. There are however some nice brass pen loop attachments on Amazon that take care of both those issues and add additional character with the bronze and leather loop. If you search for it on Amazon you should find them, they come in a 3 pack. But all in all I love this cover it’s well put together and feels great and looks even better. Very unique unlike the fake leather ones on AmAzon. H&D makes quality products.

The cover is beautifully handmade and nicely stitched. No loose threads. The quality of the canvas is very nice and you can feel that it’s waxed. It’s a little stiff but it’ll become softer with use. The cover can easily hold 2 field notes or similar sized journals from Moleskine or Rite in the Rain. The little pocket that is advertised as being able to hold pens, could probably only hold a Fischer space pen or something similar in size as the pocket is pretty short. Overall very happy with this.

This might have been a cosmic occurrence when the stars have aligned and you buy a product that not only meets but exceeds your expectations. I was looking for a new journal cover and was like I wish someone would make a small high quality journal cover that would fit in my back pocket. Poking around Amazon I saw this waxed canvas journal cover and learned that this was called a field journal. Well they should call it the best damn field journal! This is super high quality, great feel and if you buy the 5 pack of field note books, you have an instant pack pocket note pad for notes in the field.. so the name is actuate! You will enjoy this product and the extra money is worth it! Spence

Little big, but does the job

Love these products, I own several and they never disappoint

Well made, like all Hide and Drink products. I am very happy with their other items I have as well.

This is a great cover for Field Notes! A note on the size is that is does keep the slim profile, and is oversized on the fit so it will protect the notebook inside. When I open the cover to write, the thickness of the cover provides a good writing surface to jot something down real quick. This cover is well built, and no messy threads or scuff marks before use. It is very durable and will last for the years to come.

I've carried a small notebook (Field Notes and the like) in my back jeans pocket for over three decades. I'm constantly jotting down ideas for writing, short quotes from passages I encounter, notes on things to follow up on...etc. The trouble always was that jeans pockets are not hospitable for keeping a small notebook intact, and mine would start to fall apart before I'd finish filling them. So I bought this hoping it would provide a bit more longevity for the notebooks, and it does just that. It fits fine in my jeans pocket with notebook tucked inside. Yes, the notebook still gets a bit rumpled looking in normal usage, but not nearly as much as when notebooks had to fend for themselves in rugged environment that seems to be my back jeans pocket. I'm very glad I bought this.

This Hide and Drink Canvas Field Notes Cover has a nice slim profile, unlike those crazy horse leather notebook covers that are large and bulky. The waxed canvas is stiff and looks and feels very durable. The inner canvas lining and pocket is not waxed and is thinner, softer and more flexible. This cover fits Field Notes, or similar sized pocket notebooks (3.5x5.5") perfectly. It does not fit A6 notebooks like the Leuchtturm1917 Jottbook. While the cover may look handmade, the stitching is not and some parts are a bit shoddy with overlapping stitches, or being uneven. This doesn't take away from the aged canvas and rustic look.