FIS Brown A5 Soft PU 2026 Daily Diary | Portable A5 Daily Planner with Brown PU Cover
Product Overview
The FIS Brown A5 Soft PU 2026 Daily Diary is an A5-sized daily diary with a brown soft polyurethane (PU) cover. It is designed for individuals who want a portable, year-specific notebook for daily entries in 2026. This diary is suitable for personal use, students, or professionals who prefer a compact, easy-to-carry planner for day-to-day planning and journaling.
Key Features & Specifications
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Material: Soft PU cover
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Size / Dimensions: A5
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Colors: Brown
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Weight: Not specified
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Included accessories: Not specified
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Craftsmanship / Build Quality: Not specified
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Fit / Use Case / Compatibility: Daily diary for 2026; portable notebook for daily entries
Quality & Craftsmanship
The diary uses a brown soft PU cover, which provides a flexible exterior. Specific details about binding, stitching, page count, or reinforcement are not provided. Based on the material listed, the product offers a lightweight, portable exterior suitable for frequent handling, but exact durability characteristics are not disclosed.
Benefits for the Buyer
Practical benefits include: portability due to the compact A5 size, year-specific planning with a 2026 edition, and a lightweight soft PU cover that can withstand daily handling. The diary is positioned as a ready-to-use tool for daily journaling or scheduling during 2026.
Usage & Care Instructions
- Wipe the cover with a soft, damp cloth to remove dirt.
- Avoid harsh cleaners, solvents, and abrasive materials.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent potential fading of the cover.
What Makes It a Good Purchase
- Year-specific planning for 2026
- Portable A5 size suitable for on-the-go use
- Soft PU cover provides a lightweight exterior for daily handling
- Simple, practical design focused on daily journaling and scheduling
Compact A5 daily diary with a brown soft PU cover for 2026 planning.
Ideal for on-the-go journaling and scheduling in personal or professional contexts.
