Moleskine Classic XL Plain Notebook, Soft Cover, 19 x 25 cm, 192 Pages

The Moleskine Classic notebook is an extra-large, soft-cover notebook with plain pages for free-form notes and sketching. Its elastic closure, ribbon bookmark and expandable rear pocket add practical storage and page-keeping features, while customer feedback reports mixed experiences with ink bleed-through and durability.

At a glance

Plain pages suit unstructured writing, lists and sketching.
The 19 x 25 cm format provides a larger working area than pocket notebooks.
Elastic closure, ribbon bookmark and expandable rear pocket are listed features.
Manufacturer states that it opens to 180°.

Price

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Reference price: ~~£19.13~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Often bought together

Moleskine Classic Notebook, Notebook With Ruled Pages, Soft Cover and Elastic Closure, Black, XL, 19 x 25 cm, 192 Pages

£14.73

Pros and cons

Pros

Plain pages accommodate writing and sketching without a printed ruling.
The elastic band, bookmark and expandable back pocket help secure the notebook and keep loose notes or cards together.
Acid-free paper is specified by the manufacturer.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity and format
Brand	Moleskine
Colour	Black
Theme	City
Style	Plain
Sheet size	19 x 25 cm
Pages	192
Cover	Soft Cover
Cover material	Paper
Binding	Diary

Features and origin
Special features	Bookmark, Soft Cover
Paper	70 g/m² acid-free paper
Weight listed	0.93 Pounds
Country of origin	China
Manufacturer	Moleskine srl
Number of items	1

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Customer feedback is mixed on ink bleed-through and durability. Some report ink bleeding through the pages, while experiences of how easily the notebook is damaged differ. Consider this if using wet or heavily applied inks or carrying it unprotected.

What’s in the box

Notebook, plain layout, soft cover, black, extra largeCheck selected pack

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Who is it for?

A good fit for

People wanting a large, plain-page notebook for casual notes, lists, ideas or sketching.
Buyers who prefer a soft cover with a closure, bookmark and pocket for loose papers.

Less suited to

Those who need ruled pages or a structured planner layout.
Those whose choice depends on proven resistance to ink bleed-through or hard-wearing cover durability, which customer feedback does not establish consistently.

Moleskine Classic XL Plain Notebook, Soft Cover, 19 x 25 cm, 192 Pages · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 1,593 ratings

5 stars81%81%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars2%2%
2 stars1%1%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback praises the notebook's quality and suitability for casual note-taking and sketching, with positive comments about the page size and value. Reports on bleed-through and durability are mixed. That matters for buyers planning to use ink or carry the soft-cover notebook frequently. The listing specifies 70 g/m² acid-free paper, but that specification does not establish resistance to bleed-through or damage. Aggregate ratings are mostly in the five-star category, though ratings alone do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers praise quality, page size and suitability for casual note-taking and sketching.
Customers describe it as good value and useful for capturing unstructured thoughts.

Mixed feedback

Feedback on ink bleed-through is mixed, with some customers reporting ink showing through the pages.
Durability feedback is mixed, with some finding it durable and others saying it can be easily damaged.

Frequently asked questions

Are the pages ruled?

No. The listing identifies the page layout as plain.

What are the page dimensions and count?

The listing gives a sheet size of 19 x 25 cm and 192 pages.

What features help keep the notebook closed and organised?

The listing describes an elastic closure, a ribbon bookmark and an expandable pocket at the back.

How do customers describe the paper experience?

Customer feedback praises the paper and its use for casual notes and sketching, but reports mixed bleed-through experiences, including ink showing through for some users.