7 Korean Stationery Products You Need in Your Collection Today!
Loved the ICONIC Diary Stamps we recommended previously and want to add more Korean stationery into your ever-growing collection? Well, look no further! Here are seven Korean stationery products from seven different brands that you can either buy in Singapore, or ship over from Korea!
Monami Plus Pen 3000
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Perhaps the best known of all the brands here, you may even own some Monami stationery without realising that they're a brand from Korea! Monami's Plus Pen 3000 that features a whopping 48 colours and a hard — but bendable — nib is perfect for any calligraphy beginner looking to get a set of markers that are both beginner and wallet friendly. Take note that the pen is not waterproof so be sure to keep your work of art dry and away from any accidental splashes of water!
You can find Monami's Plus Pen 3000 here.
Paper Doll Mate Stickers
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For those of you born in the 90s, you might remember playing with paper dolls that came on a sheet of paper. These dolls and their accompanying "clothes" were perforated and you'd have to pop them out before being able to dress your doll. Now take that childhood nostalgia and put it into a sticker form — you're free to stick your creations anywhere you'd like, on your laptop, water bottle, or just in your journal. What a way to relive long lost childhood memories after a long day at work!
You can find Paper Doll Mate's stickers here.
Zero Per Zero Passport Note
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Love to journal on the go but aren't a big fan of those long, rectangular traveler's notebooks? Zero Per Zero has got you covered! Their passport note books are designed to be compatible with a passport cover, so you always decorate it with a passport cover representing country you visited! The notebooks feature blank or grid paper, making it perfect for someone who loves doodling and journaling!
You can find Zero Per Zero's Passport notes here.
Dong-A
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Calligraphy pens... Stickers... Cute notebooks... Sometimes what you need is just a good gel pen or two. Dong-A is here to save the day with their FineTech Excellent Writing 0.3mm Gel Ink Pens. This set of 10 comes in colours that are colourful enough to add some life to your notes, whilst still being deep enough for anyone to read your writings with ease.
You can find Dong-A's FineTech Excellent Writing 0.3mm Gel Ink Pens here.
Teteum Stickers
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If this name sounds familiar to you, that might be because you've seen them in our piece on 7 K-Beauty Finds to Perfect Your Glow! This stationery brand known for its cute characters recently collaborated with K-Beauty brand Peripera to have their signature characters printed on some of Peripera's best selling products. Aside from their foray into the makeup world, you can find Teteum's adorable characters in sticker format to add some joy in your daily notes.
You can find Teteum's stickers here.
Livework Washi Tapes
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Washi tapes have been all the rage, especially when considering their utility and design. They can be used by artists who need to protect certain areas of their work when painting, or as an adhesive to stick photos and cards on the walls. Another way that washi tape has commonly been used is for decoration in notebooks and journals! That is exactly what Livework's Washi Tapes can do for you, with special designs featuring the months, weather, and dates that you can use as headers in your journal.
You can find Livework's Washi Tapes here.
Dinotaeng String Pouches
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After all these stationery, you might be wondering how you can bring them along with you when you're out. May we recommend: Dinotaeng's line of string pouches! These brightly-coloured 18x20cm pouches are just big enough to carry your loose stationery or makeup without being too bulky. You might also find the illustrations familiar to you, as the brand had collaborated with Innisfree to have their designs printed on Innisfree's No-Sebum Mineral Powder earlier in the year.
You can find Dinotaeng's string pouches here.