Filofax Saffiano Pocket Organiser

Distinctive and stylish, thick leather pocket organiser in a range of eye-catching and classic colours, an appropriate colour palette to represent the proud and prestigious company of Filofax. A sophisticated classic leather-look in a wide range of bright, on-trend colours, combined with simple organiser construction and an additional notepad with clean lines, the Saffiano range will serve well as an organiser, however 'it is all about the colour'. A Filofax organiser is contemporary and classic; not too boastful but not too subtle. An appearance perhaps only succeeded by it's meticulous and diligent contents and design, a Filofax product is a deserving investment, sometimes even passed down through generations. A world leader in organiser products, have faith in Filofax and you shouldn't go far wrong.

• Week on two diary pages (standard fill)
• 19 mm ring binder
• Hardcover, flat opening organiser
• PU strap closure with concealed popper
• 2 business card pockets, 1 secretarial slip pocket, 1 pen loop at front
• 1 notepad pocket at back
• Ruler / page marker
• Indices / tabs
• To do pages
• Contact pages
• White and coloured notepaper
• Top opening plastic wallet
• White ruled notepad
• Dimensions: 145 x 115 x 34 mm

Available in black, aquamarine, vista blue, raspberry, pear, poppy, bright orange.

Other page variants and accessories available.

NB: Images of interior shown in black variant only.
Contents may vary to those shown in images.

About Filofax

The personal organiser originates from Philadelphia (USA), 1910 when a Canadian engineer, J C Parker, invented a loose-leaf system (originally named LEFAX) to hold engineering data in a small portable binder, replacing over-sized technical handbooks. 11 years on, Norman & Hill Ltd is set up by William Rounce and partner Posseen Hill to export Lefax organisers to England after British Army Officer, Colonel Disney introduced the idea to Rounce the previous year (1920). Temporary typist Grace Scurr suggests the organisers should be called 'Filofax' - derived from the term 'file-of-facts'. On the 27th November, 1930, Filofax is registered as a trademark and begins to revolutionise how people record and use information, especially within the military often referred to as vademecums; Latin for 'always with me'. With the highest quality and consideration invested into each filofax (and every other product), you can be confident that your indispensable organiser is the ultimate, attentive companion.