How important is it to you to cover your tablets and notebooks? While Rhodia offers several options of covers for the top staple bound pads, and Exacompta makes a clipboard folio for the Rhodia No. 18 pads called the Exaboard, we seem to mostly hear people talk about wanting covers made of leather.
If you’d like a leather cover for your favorite Rhodia products, check out these companies below. Don’t see what you’d like, or want something customized? Don’t be afraid to ask these folks to handcraft something just for you.
The Rhodia Webbie shown above, is adorned in a leather cover from Gfeller Casemakers – currently offering hand-made cases for 9 different Rhodia offerings.
Hidebound Leather offers a variety of covers and folios for several Rhodia products.
A variety of colorful leather covers from Sulu Jane and Earl fit pocket sized Rhodia notebooks.
Ateleia Craft & Design just recently completed a successful Kickstarter campaign to manufacture a sweet brass pen, and also the leather journal shown above.
If you are a fan of Circa Rhodia, Renaissance Arts makes several covers for the disc bound products from Levenger.
InkLeaf Leather offers leather covers for small and large sized Rhodia Webbies.
A personal favorite of mine, is this one of a kind leather case made by Michael Martinez,
as is this AMAZING custom folio by Cary Schwarz, a saddle maker from Salmon, Idaho.
For anything that I write in, nope. But for soft cover novels? Yes.
NOT the notepads and booklets. The outsides of those are like upholstery. Now, books are different story. Hate the ruin the hard-cover.
For the Orange webbie, no cover.
Black Webbies and Molie clones benefit from any cover, even gaffer tape.