Baron Fig Apprentice - A beautiful notebook small enough to fit in your back pocket

@joeycofon The pocket size is very nice. It would be great if you'd ship a pencil that also fits in a pocket.

@samuelbeek Thanks for the good words. I like the idea!

@joeycofone Hey Joey, curious to learn more about how you've captured and used customer feedback to create your notebooks.

@samuelbeek @joeycofon Get yourself a Kaweco Lilliput. Fits in a trouser pocket.

@_jacksmith That's what I want to know as well. I'm an avid Field Notes user. Field Notes the company definitely has a distinct character, which along with the fine craftsmanship, make it a great product. I can see, for example, that Baron Fig uses stitching for binding versus staples in Field Notes. Anything else you can add about durability and company ethos @joeycofone?

@eric3000 @_jacksmith Good Q! I've been carrying around a prototype, and purposefully beating it up—and it's held together fine. It's quite a durable little notebook, especially being sewn as opposed to stapled (which creates two weak points, one around each staple). Our mission is: "To champion thinkers in their journey to create and inspire the world." We aim to make awesome products that help makers make cool things. Part of that is enacted via the Projects we create/commission, and part is via sharing what the community is making.

@JoshDance Awesome. In my extremely biased opinion, that sounds like a great idea. ;)

@ChaseTheTruth Chase, thank you—glad you're enjoying the Confidant. Totally appreciate the good words.

@hunterwalk Hunter, glad you're enjoying it!

@kylry Thanks, Kyle—glad you've enjoyed using it! The more worn-in my Confidant gets, the more I love it. Hope you like the Apprentice.

@jakeaschulte Thanks Jake—looking forward to your thoughts after using it!

@holdenbrad Glad to hear it! Thanks, Brad!

@davemorin Dave, glad to hear it. Always looking to improve, too!