Joules Cambridge Floral List Pad & Sticky Notes  You’ll always be prepared for making notes with this fabulous stationery set from Joules which includes a list pad and plenty of sticky notes. This hard case memo notes set features the beautiful Cambridge Floral design of blousy blooms in mustard, pinks, and creams. The design is set upon a contrasting pale grey background and compete with a single bumblebee.  Open up this memo pad to reveal a series of sticky notes in various shapes and sizes, enabling you to bookmark pages and make notes. Each sticky note features a different design from the Cambridge Floral pallet. On the opposite page is a list pad, featuring ruled lines with the bumble bee at the top and Joules logo at the bottom. This list pad gives you plenty of space to write down your own notes in any way that you wish. This list pad and sticky notes stationery set is a wonderful way to keep organised at your desk, perfect for revising or researching. Joules stationery makes a fabulous gift for a friend or relative for birthday or any special occasion or treat yourself. Joules Tom Joule established the brand back in 1989 when he was selling clothing on a stand at a country show in Leicestershire. Seeing that his customers like practical and functional clothing but lacking the edge of the colourful styles seen in towns, there was a need for something which brought the balance of style and practicality together. They set about reinventing traditional British clothing, adding elements of surprise such as purposefully mismatched buttons, colour hiding beneath a collar or a printed lining. In 2001, the outbreak of Foot and Mouth disease forced the rural shows to be cancelled which left Tom with nowhere to sell his clothes. Compelled to adapt, Tom began to sell to shops, growing his brand to the one that we know and love today. The stylish prints are hand drawn and hand painted in house, inspired by nature from flora and fauna found across Britain creating a timeless style with a contemporary twist. The designs used in the clothing have since been transferred to the likes of stationery, homeware, and accessories.