2021 is approaching in less than 50 days.
What a ride it’s been. This year felt so surreal.
A lot of the things many of us had planned for didn’t go as expected, but the new year is just around the corner.
Still, even if things didn’t go our way, it’s not a bad time to start planning for next year.
So here are 6 online stores for you to choose from that sell 2021 planners to help you pen your goals down for the year ahead.
1. Perky Preen
Perky Preen was started in 2014 by Fazila, who first designed wedding cards and packed wedding door gifts.
But from 2016 onwards, she started making personalised yearly planners.
For her 2021 planner, she collaborated with RAD Culture, which is an independent education platform on Instagram that regularly raises awareness on social injustice.
All 6 types of planners are 14.5cm x 22cm and you can personalise the fonts in the tracker as well as your name in front of the book.
As for delivery, you should expect to wait up to 2 weeks once it’s placed.
What’s Inside The Planner: Stickers, expenses tracker, daily water intake tracker, women empowerment quotes, astrology readings, self-care tips, folder pocket and laminated index tab.
Pricing: They all cost RM99 except for the black one, Restart, which costs RM129.
Delivery Fee: In West Malaysia, it’s RM15 for the first 1kg, with an additional fee of RM5 incurred for every extra 500g.
For East Malaysia, it’ll cost RM18 for the first 1kg in Sarawak, and RM23 for the first 1kg in Sabah.
2. Everyday and bymirasya Planners
Everyday Planners was founded in 2015 by an architecture student, Sarah Razi.
Sarah had always used a planner up until she went to university because the normal calendar didn’t align with her academic calendar.
Life without a planner was hard for her back then, as she started to experience many hiccups in her studies and everyday life. It was to the point where she even fell into depression.
It was then she realised she needed to start getting back into planning and journaling so she designed one that suited her needs.
She later started to sell planners and created 3 different ones: Academic, Business, and Fitness, and has been perfecting them to help people meet their ideal planner structures.
For her 2021 planner, she collaborated with bymirasya, a brand that sells Muslim modestwear to make 2 planner designs.
Its founder, Sharmimi Razak had actually gotten a planner from Sarah before later collaborating on making planners for bymirasya.
The planners are 20.15cm x 16cm x 2cm and are 100gsm thick to resist ink bleeding.
You can expect to wait 2-14 days for your planner to arrive at your doorstep.
What’s Inside The Planner: Weight tracker, monthly achievement list, inspirational quotes, separator tabs, daily affirmations, reflection section and morning reminders.
Pricing: RM69.
Delivery Fee: No fixed fee.
3. Kertas & Co.
Kertas & Co. was founded in 2019 and started by making 2020 planners.
Their 2020 planner had a cute feature which was a habit tracker, where you can track your social media screen time, morning stretches, skincare routine frequency, and supplement intake.
They just released their 2021 planners with free gifts for their first 30 customers.
You can also personalise your name on the cover for free.
What’s Inside The Planner: Word search puzzle, Sudoku, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore public holidays list, inspirational quotes, expense tracker, QR code for Marie Kondo’s tidying tips, 30-day home decluttering schedule, and a self-care list.
Pricing: RM79.
Delivery Fee: RM10 for West Malaysia, and RM18 for East Malaysia.
4. PlannerHut
PlannerHut has been making yearly planners since 2016 and doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon.
For 2021, they launched 3 types of designs for their planners, and you can even refill the pages once you’re finished.
If you’re a practicing Muslim, this planner might be useful for as it has lists of important Islamic celebrations, ibadah checklist, Ramadan activities, a menu planner as well as sadaqah plus Quran reading trackers.
What’s Inside The Planner: 30-day mental health schedule, workout and fitness checklist, password tracker, home planning tracker, period and mood tracker, Quran terms translation, groceries checklist, monthly bills and savings checklist, and a 30-day declutter schedule.
Pricing: RM38 – RM75.
Delivery Fee: Not specified.
5. Planner By Aqisbi
Another planner that you might find useful if you’re a practicing Muslim is Planner By Aqisbi.
Their planners have an Islamic calendar and a section called “Letters To My Creator” for their Muslim customers to write in.
It also has a mutaba’ah amal section to check your prayer consistency and other religious practices like fasting, sadaqah, and reading the Quran.
The size of the planners are all 21.5cm x 15cm. They only have 30,000 units in stock.
What’s Inside The Planner: Monthly tab separators, a 2021 wall calendar, bookmark, a reading log and Southeast Asian public holidays.
Pricing: RM39.90.
Delivery Fee: Not specified.
6. Asma Rodzi Planners
Asma is a professional designer, illustrator and author who also happens to be a newbie in the planner making business.
The entire 2021 planner that she launched is filled with illustrations that she drew herself.
She also shared two parts of her illustrative process for the planner here and here.
What’s Inside The Planner: Malaysian public holidays, wishlists, expense tracker, savings tracker, and bookmark and stickers if you pre-order.
Pricing: Undisclosed.
Delivery Fee: Not specified.
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Of all the options above, I’d actually go for Perky Preen if I’m thinking of getting my own planner.
Though it’s the most expensive (out of those who’ve disclosed their prices), their aesthetics are the most appealing to me, which I think is important if you’re going to look at that book every day.
What they included in the planner is also suitable for my lifestyle, for example, I’m not really a fitness person so I find no need for such a checklist.
If you’re thinking of getting a headstart for the year ahead, now’s a good time to check out these online stores and their 2021 planners as they’ve opened up pre-orders and orders.
- You can read our past articles regarding stationery here.
Featured Image Credit: Everyday Planners / Kertas & Co.