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Introduction
Scribbles That Matter sells dotted and ruled journals, undated planners and journaling accessories for organizing plans and thoughts, “For people with a lot on their mind,” as the shop puts it. Prices start from $17.97 as of Oct. 20, 2026, and its US store shows free US shipping and a 100-day returns window on every page.
Scribbles That Matter builds its range around bound notebooks for journaling and planning, and its journals and DotCross planners wear vegan leather covers. Its dotted journals open on a pre-printed key, an index and a pen test page, and each comes with a pen and a divider guide. On its About page, the brand says it pioneered “edge guides, pen test pages, key code pages, and 160gsm paper.” Browse all 11 products at Scribbles That Matter.
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View productThe Dotted Journal - Pro comes in A5, B5 and B6 sizes, with 160gsm or 120gsm bleed-proof dot grid paper. According to the shop's FAQ, the Dotted Journal - Iconic is “exactly the same on the inside” as the Pro style, with more doodles on its A5 cover. Inside the Premium Ruled Journal are 200 numbered pages of 120gsm FSC certified acid-free paper.
Yearly, monthly and weekly spreads plus a habit tracker fill the A5 DotCross Planner - Undated. For a bigger page, the B5 DotCross Planner - Undated carries the same undated spreads in B5 size. Buyers can pick paper by medium: the shop pairs the 160gsm option with brush markers, paint and layered spreads, and the 120gsm option with fountain pens.
The home page splits the shop into “Organize Life with Planners” and “Think Freely with Journals,” with an accessories shelf for the STM Pouch and the Scribbler Pens (5 Pack). Journals come with dotted, ruled or black pages. The planners range from undated DotCross books to the weekly layouts of Productive Weeks (V1) and Productive Weeks (V2).
| Range | Number of products |
|---|---|
| Journals | 4 |
| Planners | 4 |
| Accessories | 2 |
| Everyday Journals | 1 |
Each of the five journals comes in A5, and B5 versions exist for two dotted journals, one DotCross planner and the pouch. Cover colors run from Aqua and Aubergine to Mustard, Lavender and Bottle Green, depending on the model.
Scribbles That Matter publishes 11 products in all; browse them from its catalog page.

The Dotted Journal - Starry Night fills 150 pre-numbered pages with 160gsm black paper, and the shop states “No ghosting, no bleed-through” for white, metallic and neon gel pens. A genuine Sakura Gelly Roll white pen, a divider guide and a protective storage sleeve come with it. Buyers choosing between the two can go by paper color: 160gsm black pages for white, metallic and neon gel pens on the Dotted Journal - Starry Night, 120gsm white paper on the Everyday Journals (Ruled). Its cover comes in White or Black.
The Everyday Journals (Ruled) uses “8mm apart ruled lines” across 150 pages of 120gsm FSC certified acid-free paper, with 2 ribbon bookmarks, catalog label stickers and an elastic closure. It comes in colors including Lavender, Pear, Pink and Brown, and the Everyday Journals collection page shows 1 product.
The Journals collection page shows 4 journals, the black-paper book among them. Prices as of Oct. 20, 2026:

Productive Weeks (V1) holds 55 sheets of acid-free 120gsm paper in a landscape weekly layout, with daily deep work sessions and a blank dotted page each week. Its spiral binding allows “360° flat-lay,” and a premium black fineliner is stored in the spiral. Its listing also sizes it to fit under a screen, so it suits a buyer who plans at a desk beside a computer.
Productive Weeks (V2) lists 3 daily priorities, 5 daily to-dos, a weekly main focus, a habit tracker that sets goal against actual and a self-care tracker, plus “52 original quotes.” The home page groups both under “Organize Life with Planners,” next to the DotCross books.
The Planners collection page shows 4 planners. Prices as of Oct. 20, 2026:

The STM Pouch is the shop's Version 2 travel pouch, which it describes as lighter, with a more durable fabric, a sturdier cover material and a rubber zipper. The Scribbler Pens (5 Pack) hold five black STM fineliners with a triangular barrel, and the shop calls the ink “Immediate-Dry” and “No Bleed-Through.” With the listing naming journaling and planners among their uses, the pens suit a buyer filling one of the shop's notebooks.
On the home page, both sit beside a dotted journal under the heading “Shop the most popular journaling setup.” The Accessories collection page shows 2 products. Prices as of Oct. 20, 2026:
On Oct. 20, 2026, the banner at the top of scribblesthatmatter.com printed “FREE US SHIPPING | SHIPS WITHIN 24HRS.” The FAQ says, “We use express shipping so your notebooks can be with you as quick as possible.” It adds that some parcels can land ahead of the others, with the remainder coming “in the following days.” Customers from other regions are asked to choose their own region instead.
| Rule | Time window | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Order processing | Within 24 hours | The order is processed and dispatched within the US |
| Weekend order | Following business day | Processing starts on the next business day |
| Delivery | Estimate shown at checkout | The order travels by express shipping |
| Split delivery | One week after the first parcel | Get in touch if the rest has not arrived |
| Order not yet received | “A few days” | Email contact@scribblesthatmatter.com |
In its undated consumer advice page Online Shopping, the FTC tells shoppers to learn the total cost of a product, including shipping, handling, delivery, taxes or other fees. For a US order here, the banner shows free US shipping, and the FAQ rules out international customs and taxes because orders are dispatched within the US.
The Refund Policy states “We have a 100 days post purchase returns policy :)” and the same window appears on the site banner. On used journals, it adds: “Regardless of how many pages you have written on, or pasted stickers on, left coffee mug stains on... you can still return the journal.”
| Rule | Time window | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Return window | 100 days after purchase | Journals written in can still be returned |
| Refund | Within the 100-day window | Product price only, back to the original payment method |
| Return postage | Within the 100-day window | Paid by the customer |
| Email reply | Usually up to 2 working days | Timing “may vary depending on time of the year” |
| Order changes | Once processing has started | The order cannot be changed and may not be cancellable |
The FTC, in its undated consumer advice page Online Shopping, tells shoppers to find out, before returning an item, who pays the shipping costs for returns. The same page lists how many days a buyer has to return the item as a second point to check. At Scribbles That Matter, the Refund Policy answers both: the customer covers return postage, within a 100-day window.
The FAQ states, “We love animals and stand for their rights. No animal products are part of our manufacturing including the synthetic leather.” Listings for the dotted and ruled journals and the DotCross planners name a vegan leather cover or hardcover. The same FAQ says the products are “made in China using good business practices.”
On the About page, the brand writes, “After 10 years in the business, we can confidently say that our fans are our greatest asset.” The home page prints its own claims: “Over 20,000 unbiased ★★★★★ reviews on Amazon,” “100,000+ People finally found a journal worth keeping” and “5 Years 'Best Journal' & 'Best Planner' category winner.”
The Contact page lists “GENERAL/ORDERS contact@scribblesthatmatter.com” and the office address “Scribbles That Matter Ltd, 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ.” Its contact form asks for a name, an email and a message. Questions about the Terms of Service go to scribblesthatmatter@gmail.com.
The Privacy Policy says card details are “encrypted using secure socket layer technology (SSL) and stored with a AES-256 encryption.” It adds that the store is hosted on Shopify Inc. and that direct payment gateways follow PCI-DSS standards. The footer also links the brand's Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest and TikTok accounts.
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Scribblesthatmatter.com is the US store of Scribbles That Matter, a notebook brand run by Scribbles That Matter Ltd, with an office address in Covent Garden, London. Buyers can reach it at contact@scribblesthatmatter.com or through a contact form. It publishes a Refund Policy with a 100-day returns window and a Privacy Policy.
Scribbles That Matter takes orders through its online checkout, and the store is meant for US customers. The shop's FAQ says visitors from other regions are asked to choose their own region instead. Orders are dispatched within the US, so a US shipping address is the way to order from scribblesthatmatter.com.
Yes. The site banner on scribblesthatmatter.com read "FREE US SHIPPING | SHIPS WITHIN 24HRS" on Oct. 20, 2026. Orders travel by express shipping, and the checkout shows an estimated delivery time for your order. The same banner also shows a 100-day returns window on every page of the shop.
Within 24 hours, according to the shop's FAQ. A Saturday or Sunday order waits until the following business day before processing begins. The Refund Policy adds that an order already in processing cannot be changed, so check it before you confirm.
No. The store serves US customers only, and the shop's FAQ asks visitors from other regions to choose their own region. Because orders are dispatched within the US, the shop says there are no international customs or taxes to pay on an order from scribblesthatmatter.com.
Yes. The Refund Policy gives a 100-day window after purchase, and it says a journal can still come back whatever the number of pages written on, stickers pasted or coffee stains left. The same 100-day returns window is shown on the site banner.
The customer pays the return postage, according to the Refund Policy. Refunds go back to the original payment method and cover the product price only. This applies within the 100-day window after purchase, so factor the postage in before you send a journal back.
Email the team with your order number, a description of the issue and, ideally, a few photos. The Refund Policy says replies usually take up to 2 working days, and that timing may vary depending on the time of year. Send the message to contact@scribblesthatmatter.com.
The footer of scribblesthatmatter.com shows payment options including American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Shop Pay, Visa and Mastercard. The Privacy Policy adds that card details are encrypted with SSL technology and stored with AES-256 encryption. Per the same policy, the store runs on Shopify Inc., and its direct payment gateways adhere to PCI-DSS standards.
Write to contact@scribblesthatmatter.com for general and order questions, as listed on its Contact page. A contact form on the same page asks for a name, an email and a message. The company, Scribbles That Matter Ltd, lists an office at 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London.
If an order still has not arrived after a few days, the shop's FAQ points buyers to contact@scribblesthatmatter.com. Part of an order may arrive first, with the rest following in the following days. If the rest is not there one week after the first parcel, get in touch.
The shop's FAQ says, "No animal products are part of our manufacturing including the synthetic leather." Listings for its dotted and ruled journals and the DotCross planners name a vegan leather cover or hardcover. The same FAQ says products are designed in the UK and made in China.
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