Gilt Edging
Gilt edging is a process that involves painting the edges of the notebook pages with a solid color or foil to add a striking visual effect when the notebook is closed. This gives the notebook a luxurious appearance, protects the edges from dirt and wear, and often reflects light beautifully. Foiled gilt edges are commonly seen in high-end journals and planners.
Monogramming is a great way to add a level of personalisation to notebooks by including the recipient’s own initials on the cover.
This customisation requires a list of initials provided to us in a spreadsheet, which ensures that each notebook is personalised correctly. Monogramming is typically done with foiling, so you’ll need to specify the colour of the foil (e.g. gold, silver, rose gold). If you would prefer to monogram using UV, we will provide you with a template to fill with the initial’s designs.

Pantone Match Colours
Tell us the pantone you would like to gilt your edges with, this could be a colour that matches your brand or a colour that best matches the cover of your notebook. If you want the gilt edging to match your notebook cover then let your account manager know and we’ll suggest the best colour options for you.
If you’re providing us with a pantone colour, then please ensure the pantone code either finishes with the letter U or C.
Pantone C (Coated)
Designed for coated paper with a glossy finish, resulting in vibrant, saturated colours. Ideal for high-quality prints like brochures, notebook covers and packaging.
Pantone U (Uncoated)
Meant for uncoated paper with a matte finish, leading to softer, muted colours. Commonly used for notebook inside pages and cards.
Foil Gilt Edging
If you want to create a more premium feel with metallic foils we have a selection of stock colours available. Foils also include solid colours and matte metallics. Our stock foils include: Gold, Rose Gold, Silver, Grey, Dark Navy, Navy, Blue, Light Blue, Purple, Pink, Red, Forest Green, Green, Orange, Yellow

Choose from one of our available colours or ask your account manager for the best fitting suggestions