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The Laurel Undated Weekly Planner is The Completist's best-selling weekly planner. The maker lists A5 (148 × 210 mm), 144 pages on 90 gsm sheet music paper with 52 weekly and 12 monthly layouts, a 250 gsm hammered cover, lay-flat binding and a UK make. It was £24 (about US$31.70) on November 5, 2026.
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Made by The Completist (London); planners made by a family-owned UK music book maker. Made in United Kingdom: The product page says made in the UK, designed in the UK, packed by hand in the brand's London studio, and manufactured by a family-owned music book maker in the UK, which it does not name. Source. Price: example listing.
Colors: names per The Completist (maker's Laurel page and product photo), checked November 5, 2026. One print is listed, a rich green print per the maker. Tints were sampled from the maker's product photo, which also shows blue, lilac and a dark plum circle. Tints are representative, not measured. Shops stock different colors.
Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43 = CZK 21.7; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).
Key takeaways
The Completist lists the Laurel at A5 (148 × 210 mm), 144 pages, with 12 monthly and 52 weekly layouts and 12 lined note pages.
It is undated, so you start in any week, on 90 gsm sheet music paper the maker calls fountain-pen friendly on its sister planner.
The cover is 250 gsm with a hammered texture and the binding is a lay-flat OTA build, packed in a card box with a matching bookmark.
It cost £24 (about US$31.70) at the maker's shop on November 5, 2026, in our $$$ band ($20 to $75).
The page text says 80 gsm once and 90 gsm in its feature list, and we have not tested the paper.
What is the Laurel Undated Weekly Planner?
It is an undated A5 weekly planner that the maker calls its best-selling weekly planner. The Completist is a London stationery brand, founded in January 2018 and based in Peckham, that says its lay-flat planners use high quality paper stocks. The Laurel has a green print and a weekly and monthly layout. We read the maker’s product page on November 5, 2026.
The maker pitches it as screen-free: no app, no syncing and no alerts. It says it is made for planning work, projects or time with friends without dated pages to fill.
What are the size, pages and layouts?
A5, 144 pages, with 12 monthly and 52 weekly layouts. These are the figures from the maker’s feature list.
Spec
The Completist says
Size
A5, 14.8 × 21 cm (148 × 210 mm)
Pages
144
Layouts
12 monthly, 52 weekly, 12 lined note pages
Dates
Undated
Paper
90 gsm sheet music paper
Cover
250 gsm, hammered texture
Binding
OTA lay-flat
Extras
Matching bookmark, card box
Made in
The UK
Price
£24 (about US$31.70)
Price band
$$$ ($20 to $75)
The maker does not publish the weekly layout in text, so we do not describe the grid. It does say the numbers on the right-hand page are for circling the month you are in. Our notebook sizes chart places A5 beside other formats.
What paper does it use?
Sheet music paper, listed at 90 gsm, which the maker’s page also calls 80 gsm once. The feature list gives 90 gsm, while the Laurel description says 80 gsm; the maker’s Palau daily planner page, which lists the same 90 gsm sheet music paper, calls it fountain-pen friendly. We use the feature list and note the conflict. It is lighter than the 115 gsm paper in the brand’s wire-bound notebooks.
We have not tested show-through, so test a corner with your pen first.
Does it lie flat, and what is the cover like?
Yes, per the maker, with an OTA binding that sits flat once the spine is cracked open. The 250 gsm cover has a hammered texture that the maker says wears in over time. The planner comes in a pale green card box with a matching bookmark. Our best lay-flat notebooks roundup compares other lay-flat builds.
Who is the Laurel for?
It suits people who want a planner they can start any week, because it is undated and holds 52 weekly and 12 monthly layouts.
Journaling and planning: 144 pages with 12 lined pages for notes, checklists or journaling, and 90 gsm paper.
Skip it if you need dated pages or a pocket size: it is undated A5 at 148 × 210 mm. For dated choices, see our best planners for 2027.
What does it cost, and where is it made?
£24 (about US$31.70) at the maker’s shop on November 5, 2026, which is our $$$ band ($20 to $75). The maker says planners are made by a family-owned music book maker in the UK and packed by hand in its London studio. We did not check other sellers, and prices change.
144 pages, per the maker, with 12 monthly layouts, 52 weekly layouts and 12 lined pages for notes, checklists or journaling.
Is the Laurel dated?
No. It is undated, so you can start in any week and pause when you like. The cover carries a Year line and the monthly pages have numbers you circle to mark the month.
What size is it?
A5, which the maker lists as 14.8 × 21 cm (148 × 210 mm). It is the standard ISO A5 size.
What is the paper like?
The feature list says 90 gsm sheet music paper, while the description once says 80 gsm. We use the 90 gsm list and flag the conflict; we have not tested the paper.
Does it lie flat?
Yes, per the maker, it has a durable OTA lay-flat binding that is designed so the spine is cracked open once, after which it sits flat on a table.
What comes in the box?
The maker says the planner is packed in a pale green card box with a matching bookmark, so it is ready to give as a gift.
How much does the Laurel planner cost?
£24 (about US$31.70) at the maker's own shop on November 5, 2026, in our $$$ band ($20 to $75). Delivery and duties vary and prices change.
