Field Notes
Field Notes Fall Flowers Limited Edition Pack of Three
Field Notes Fall Flowers Limited Edition Pack of Three
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Late Bloomers
It’s Autumn 2025, and we’re thrilled to present our 68th quarterly edition, “Fall Flowers,” celebrating three common late-season blooms that don’t get the hype they deserve.
Spring flowers get all the press, but the purple coneflower, false foxglove, and common chicory are all still here for us when the days get shorter and colder. We asked Jennifer Farrell of Starshaped Press to draw the trio in the decorative style of early-20th-century “publishers’ bindings” and her charming illustrations couldn’t have pleased us more.
Additionally, Laura Garcia of Paper Perennial is the artist responsible for the beautiful flower-making in the film that accompanies this release, Coneflower, Foxglove, and Chicory.
To emulate the texture and finish of dusty, well-worn cloth books from more than a hundred years ago, we printed the covers with three subtle metallic inks on Mohawk’s new “Midnight Blue” 100#C Mosaic stock with a “burlap” finish. The inside back covers features a bit of data about each flower, plus a scaled-down list of Practical Applications. The bodies are ruled in light blue-gray, on our ever-popular 60#T Domtar Lynx stock
Dimensions: 9cm x 14cm. Set of three books. Ruled.
About Field Notes
Vintage and classic inspired notebooks with a cult following.
When Field Notes released their 14th seasonal limited edition, they decided it was about time to get back to their roots. Field Notes owe their existence to a tradition of promotional memo books distributed to American farmers over the last hundred years by seed, tractor, and other agricultural companies.
Field Notes co-founder Aaron Draplin has been collecting these for years, “rescuing them” from obscurity.
Field Notes is an American notebook brand headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It was Founded in 2007, the Field Notes brand is a joint venture between Portland Oregon based Draplin Design Company and Chicago-based design firm Coudal Partners.
