Commonplace Pocket Trifold (B6)

Name: Commonplace Pocket Trifold (B6)
Brand: JCM Leather
Price: 290.00 AUD
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Handcrafted in Adelaide, Australia from certified Italian vegetable tanned leather. This B6 trifold pocket journal cover is designed for added storage, portability, organisation, and everyday use, developing a rich patina over time.

If you prefer a more minimal setup, explore our Commonplace B6 Trifold Journal Cover (unlined version).

Designed to fit B6 and smaller notebooks, the cover can be configured to suit your needs:

1 Column: Fits 1 × 1.5 cm notebook or 2–3 thinner notebooks
2 Columns: Fits 2 × 1.5 cm notebooks or 4–5 thinner notebooks
3 Columns: Fits 3 × 1.5 cm notebooks or 6–7 thinner notebooks

Journal Height: 19.6 cm (standard B6 is 18.2 cm)

Inside, you’ll find:

2 card pockets
1 large hidden pocket for receipts, folded notes, or documents
1 flap pocket for quick access storage

Features:

Solid brass hardware (available in nickel, antique brass, or black finishes)
Durable Japanese elastic cord

Each piece is made to order and can be customised to suit your preferences.

Note: This product is made from full grain leather. Natural variations in colour, grain, and occasional markings are a normal characteristic of the material and contribute to the uniqueness of each piece.

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Certified Italian Vegetable Tanned Leather

This leather is certified Tuscan vegetable tanned leather, backed by the Pelle Conciata al Vegetale in Toscana trademark. As a licensed holder of the Consortium's official certification tags, every piece we make is traceable, authentic, and held to the highest traditional standards.

Edge Finish Options

Raw Edge (No Burnish): The leather is left natural with no edge treatment.

Burnished Edge: Hand burnished in a three step process finishing with beeswax to enhance durability, water resistance, and achieve a smooth, refined edge.

Creased Edge: A decorative crease is pressed along the edge of the leather using heat. This adds a subtle detail that frames the piece and gives it a more formal, traditional finish.