New direction for luxury stationery company

pile of writing books with black and gold pen laying on top

Planning the big-day, especially for the second or third time for those that have had to postpone from 2020, can be a troublesome task. Wedding planning can be made a whole lot easier, and enjoyable, by investing in quality stationery pieces. Luxury brand Rollo London always provides a beautiful writing experience with stunning notebooks, and follows strict eco guidelines to ensure that everything is sustainable and environmentally responsible. However, wanting to take its eco credentials one step further the brand has launched Repurposed by Rollo which, here at County Wedding Magazine HQ, we think will be a huge hit with conscientious nearlyweds.

coral coloured note book with dice charm

Made in the UK, the A5 book is produced from 'Repurposed' top end leathers and feature all the exquisite and unique details from the Rollo Collection. Pages consist of striking lined Rollo page layout, charm of choice, rear logo and much more - no elastic to keep it fully natural!
As this line is all about repurposing, stock is subject to availability so what is listed will be sold on a first come, first served basis, but it makes it super-special knowing its exclusivity!

Rollo London has decided to work with Wolf & Badger to ensure that this important step forward in keeping materials out of landfill is spread far and wide - hear hear to that!

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