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Notely Sustainability Actions

Uses recycled paper materials

Notely says its notebooks and journals are made with post-consumer and commercial waste instead of virgin tree pulp. It also says the paper and card stock are FSC-certified, which means the wood or paper comes from forests managed under set environmental and social rules. The brand highlights that some of its stock is made from discarded coffee cups. This points to a focus on reusing waste materials in its products.

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Plants trees with orders

Notely has linked sales to tree planting through its 'Replant the Planet' message. A LinkedIn post says the brand had planted 1,002 trees since July 2022, and another post says it planned to plant two trees per order during a Green Friday campaign. These are examples of the brand using purchases to support reforestation, which means planting trees to help restore forest cover.

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Protects rainforest land

A LinkedIn post says Notely protected 640 square metres of native rainforest in Queensland through a bonus donation made for every third order. This suggests the brand has used customer orders to support land protection work. The post names Rainforest Rescue as the recipient, which is an environmental group that works to protect and restore rainforest areas.

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Works with local suppliers

Notely’s LinkedIn activity says it works with sustainably led businesses and custom stationery clients, including Bank Australia, Aje., Leaders for Good, and Barefoot Citizens Consulting. The brand also describes itself as Australian-made and says it supports local and sustainable business relationships. This shows a business model that tries to keep production and partnerships closer to home.

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