Everything about the popular Pith Supply sketch and notebooks

You've probably heard of Pith Supply. The brand has been around since 2020 and is growing in popularity among artists and stationery enthusiasts. Founded by designers Andrew Hardie and Liam Goward and their healthy dose of passion for paper. Quality, sustainability and craftsmanship are paramount at Pith. They design and produce all the booklets themselves in the UK and finish them by hand there.

The origins of Pith Supply

The English Pith Supply was founded in 2020 by visionary designer Liam and printer Andrew. Entrepreneurs who wanted to join forces and were ready to get more out of the materials they worked with. How and where does high-quality paper work best. This is how Pith was created: a refuge for those who can no longer see craftsmanship and sustainability separately.

What does Pith stand for?

Pith stands for joining forces by entering into collaborations with people of all kinds of craftsmen. From inspiring makers to graphic designers and visual artists. People who value integrity, creativity and our living environment. The result is beautiful sketch and notebook books in which you can create, incorporating all the feedback from these creatives and users.

At Pith Supply they carefully select their raw materials and only purchase them from companies that consider environmental friendliness just as important. For example, the factory recycles all production waste and aims to achieve a zero impact. They therefore continue to continuously research and innovate.

What makes Pith different from other stationery?

One of the unique things about these sketch and notebooks is the lay-flat binding that allows them to lie completely flat, so you can draw or paint comfortably. In addition, the paper is of such high quality that it is suitable for both wet and dry mediums.

For example, the Oroblanco Sketchbook family is made of 200 gram paper and contains 76 pages of durable ivory-colored paper. This sketchbook is perfect for wet and dry mediums, including light watercolor.

The cover is made of 1.5 mm recycled cardboard and you can also personalize it with your own artwork.

Pith's booklets have a characteristic design and are available in different colors and sizes. For example, the small Kabosu is useful for a quick (watercolor) sketch on the go and fits easily in your bag. This also applies to the Tangelo in the fine landscape format.