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The Moleskines have arrived!

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15.12.10

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To celebrate the redesign of Icon magazine, we commissioned this limited-edition Icon Moleskine. Designed by Ken Leung, the man behind the new-look Icon, the notebooks feature a beautifully embossed Icon logo and emblem. If you want to get your hands on one, subscribe to Icon now – they’ll be available for a limited period only!

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