CARRY & KEEP / FIELD NOTES

Look at the shape.
Then at the edge.

Begin with where the gift will go: on a set of keys, or beside a thought worth keeping.

Carry: outline and connection

The Amber Oval Keyring is a smooth, closed curve; the Open Scallop Keyring leaves the middle open. Both use an attachment ring, but their charm outlines are quite different. Confirm the real dimensions and ring connection rather than judging scale from an image.

A knot is not a flat charm

The Navy Knot Keyring centres on interwoven cord. The Plain Pear Keyring is a simple figurative silhouette, while the Abstract Tile Keyring has square edges and non-text block decoration. These are individual designs, not personalisation options.

Keep: loops, folds and discs

The Twin-Wire Notebook shows paired loops; the Stitched Softcover Notebook has thread along a folded edge. The Disc-Bound Notebook uses separate dark discs. These visible features help identify the construction, but do not establish a tested opening angle or removable-page specification.

Closure or exposed spine?

The Elastic Closure Notebook has an external band against a rigid-looking cover. The Exposed Spine Notebook leaves page groups and sewing visible. Choose the structure that appeals to you, then ask about the actual paper and use.

Questions to ask before agreement

For a keyring, ask about charm dimensions, materials and attachment compatibility. For a notebook, ask about size, page count, ruling and paper. No paper weight, tested durability, safety certification or supplier brand is established on these pages. Original AI photographs illustrate the intended unbranded design, not a measured specification.

A request is the next step

Add products and quantities to your cart, review the GBP subtotal, then save a request. Keep the reference and contact the shop to discuss actual goods, availability, delivery charges and payment. No online payment, automatic merchant email, reservation or arrival guarantee occurs at checkout.