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Trying to Get Your Life Together in 2027? Start With These Planners

  • Posted on Oct 7, 2026Oct 7, 2026
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Trying to Get Your Life Together in 2027? Start With These Planners

Oct 7, 2026   •   Ina Louise Manto

Just like that, this year’s third quarter has come to an end, and the holiday cheer can already be felt, especially in the Philippines. While malls are now decked out in holiday decorations, the “ber months” are also the time when we usually go on the hunt for the best planners that will help us get our lives together (or at least have a semblance of it) for the next year. If you’ve already started looking and don’t know where to start, we’ve got you covered with this 2027 planner lineup:

 

Ana Tomy

 

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Did anyone say customization? Nothing’s better than having an item you can completely call your own and tailored to your preferences – Ana Tomy does it best, especially for notebooks. Ana Tomy offers custom notebooks: starting from the cover to even your bookmark’s ribbon color. The notebook can hold up to 180 pages, including a 53-week undated planner, habit tracker, annual calendar, recipe journal, watercolor paper, or blank paper. Ana Tomy’s planners are undated too, so you have complete control of how you’ll document your weeks, especially when it’s less busy.

Get yours online starting at PHP 2,000 or at physical stores around the metro: SM Aura Premier, SM Megamall, and Powerplant Rockwell.

 

Hobonichi

 

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If you think Japanese stationery is already innovative and playful enough, let us introduce you to its world of planners and notebooks. Hobonichi has an existing cult following because these planners just work. You can go for the Hobonichi Weeks if you like seeing an overview of your weekly tasks, or the classic Hobonichi Techo, which has daily entries so you can document more than just your to-do list. There are plenty of cover options, too, from plain colors to artist collaborations.

You can order Hobonichi online or through local stationery shops such as Scribe PH.

 

The Paper Bunny

 

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Singaporean brand The Paper Bunny is more than its cult-fave bag designs. Did you know they also make planners? The TBP 2027 Planner features a leather folio in five colors and three insert options for every type of person: The Minimal Pragmatist, The Creative Soul, and The Balanced Achiever. Make it more your own by adding mini charms, a keepsake clip, and pocket notebooks.

Get it online starting at PHP 3,550 for a Folio and Insert. The Paper Bunny also has a physical store at Uptown Mall in Taguig.

 

Muji

 

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You can never go wrong with Muji’s fuss-free and minimalist planner design. From the classic kraft cover, Muji now has vinyl and suede planners too. Available in different sizes depending on your needs, a classic Muji planner usually comes in two formats: weekly and monthly view. Don’t forget to pair your planners with their best-selling pens and highlighters too!

Muji planners start at PHP 290. Available online and at Muji stores across the metro.

 

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Limelight

 

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While Limelight’s 2026 365 Days planners are for jetsetters, their 2027 365 Days collection offers a playful, creative design that highlights different elements and characters. It is available in two sizes: A5 edition (PHP 365) with 218 leaves and a compact Mini edition (PHP 249) with 128 leaves.

Available online through Shopee and Lazada.

 

 

Mossery

 

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Born in Malaysia, Mossery’s 2027 lineup features captivating artist collaborations that make choosing even harder. But what waits inside? A standard planner includes Personal Pages to help you stay grounded, Yearly and Quarterly reviews to keep you on top of your personal goals, and a Monthly planner available in three formats. You can go for a Weekly Horizontal if you’re more flexible or a Weekly Vertical if you usually time block your tasks. Mossery’s covers are interchangeable too, just in case you need to switch things up every few months.

Mossery’s planners are PHP 2,026 each and available online.

 

Traveler’s Company

 

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You might already have a favorite folio brand, but Japanese Traveler’s Company has a cult following in the stationery/journaling community for a reason. They offer a simple, minimalist leather design that ages beautifully over time, plus a variety of inserts, refills, and accessories that make every folio your own. This includes the 2027 Traveler’s Notebook, an insert that’s completely fuss-free, with a weekly overview and extra pages for your notes.

You can purchase Traveler’s Company 2027 Diary refills at local stationery shops such as Scribe PH.

 

Midori

 

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For folks who pay attention to paper quality, especially those who use fountain pens, did you know that Traveler’s Company generally uses Midori paper? Beyond its irresistible, cute notebook covers, Midori is known for its paper quality and strong binding, which will not fall apart even when your notebook gets chunky. Their 2027 features designs in different formats: from pages with a 24-hour page view to the classic book-style diary that also works well as a journal.

You can get Midori’s 2027 diary lineup through local stationery stores such as Simple Days.

 

Do you have favorite planner brands? Let us know in the comments!

 

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