MARK'S x PAUL & JOE 2027 Planner - A6 Variant Weekly, Four Covers
This is the 2027 edition of MARK'S A6 variant weekly diary, made with PAUL & JOE. 'A6 variant' means the page is a little wider than a plain A6, which is what allows a full week on the left page and a note column on the right without shrinking the writing area.
What you get
- Weekly-left layout: seven days on one page, notes opposite, throughout 2027.
- Paper cover with a PVC jacket — MARK'S lists 150 × 105 × 11 mm and about 137 g.
- Four PAUL & JOE cover prints for 2027, each with the same interior.
Designs, sizes and materials
The interior is identical across the four covers; only the printed jacket changes:
- Blue — H150xW105xD11mm / 紙(表紙)+ PVCカバー / 約137g
- Apricot — H150xW105xD11mm / 紙(表紙)+ PVCカバー / 約137g
- White — H150xW105xD11mm / 紙(表紙)+ PVCカバー / 約137g
- Yellow — H150xW105xD11mm / 紙(表紙)+ PVCカバー / 約137g
Care
The PVC jacket takes the wear, so the paper cover underneath stays clean. Wipe the jacket with a damp cloth; do not use alcohol, which clouds PVC.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does 'A6 variant' mean?
A: A page size close to A6 but slightly wider. MARK'S uses the extra width to fit a full week on the left page and a note column on the right, instead of splitting the week across two pages.
Q: When does the 2027 diary start?
A: The 2027 edition is built around the 2027 calendar year. Check the printed date range on the first spread before you start writing appointments in.
Q: Is the interior the same in every cover?
A: Yes. The four PAUL & JOE covers share one interior, so the choice is purely which print you want on your desk.
Q: Will it fit a standard A6 cover?
A: No — the variant width is wider than A6. MARK'S sells a PVC jacket with the diary, and that jacket is the right size.
Q: How heavy is it to carry?
A: About 137 g, which is light for a weekly diary with a note column. Most of the weight is the paper block, not the cover.