
1. Rescue Cotton Scraps
When cotton is cut to prepare clothing, scraps are usually discarded or burned in heaps outside the factory. Rewrite collects those scraps to reprocess into paper.
Journals & sketchbooks
Banana leather covers. Super-heavy handmade pages. Built for writers, artists, and counselors — and better for the planet.

Rescued cotton
Pages made from garment industry scraps
Banana leather covers
Naturally dyed, plastic-free covers
Refillable
Lie-flat binding with snap closure
Archival quality
Acid-free paper for ink, pencil, and color
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Travel or desk sizes. Lined, unlined, or dot-grid. Covers you can refill for years.
The super-heavy, rich, textured paper is a joy to write on and helps undo environmental damage.
Each travel-sized Rewrite notebook keeps almost 1 pound of cotton scraps from going to a landfill or burn pit. That's almost 3 tee-shirts worth of cotton per notebook.


When cotton is cut to prepare clothing, scraps are usually discarded or burned in heaps outside the factory. Rewrite collects those scraps to reprocess into paper.

Scraps are shredded into pulp that is gathered, cast, pressed and hung for drying.

Sheets and cover materials are inspected for bumps and stray materials, removed and recycled while quality papers and bindings are assembled into beautiful journals and sketchbooks.
Don't just take our word for it...Our workshop is inspected and verified by the leading international sustainability and ethical standards organizations.
