This set consists of three Cahier notebooks from Moleskine with blank pages. The ivory-colored paper is chlorine-free bleached. The cover is made of sturdy cardboard with visible thread stitching and features an inner pocket for loose notes. The last 16 pages are detachable. This 3-pack is available in various sizes and colors. The name is attributed to the British writer Bruce Chatwin, who preferred the simple black notebooks from a French paper manufacturer in Tours for his work and affectionately called them Moleskin (mole skin). In 1997, the anonymous notebook, which carried sketches and stories from many artists and intellectuals, was revived by a Milanese publisher. He chose the literature-inspired name Moleskine.