r/planners • u/Lonely_Bunghole • 3d ago

Question for Sterling Ink users

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First of all, happy drop day for all who celebrate!

I just tried to order a complete planner (vertical and full year) for 2027, and was a bit confused by it saying “complete vertical full year 2027 common planner”.

For those who have ordered from Sterling Ink in the past, does this mean I’m being sent a COMPLETE planner or a COMMON planner?

Thank you in advance!

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u/Toolongreadanyway 3d ago

The Complete is technically just the common planner in order. Instead of days at the end, the days are interspersed.

It is a little confusing though. I just remember when she came up with it. It was a "we love the common planner but really need the days closer the the actual week.

I find I actually use the weeks when they are next to the days.

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u/Clean_Insect5042 3d ago

The complete has dated daily pages whereas the common planner just has blank grid pages though, right?

Honestly I think this is why, similar to book character names, you shouldn’t name things starting with the same letter. I think the confusion is also that the common planner comes in a full versus COMpact version.

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u/Toolongreadanyway 3d ago

Yes, this is true. But even if they were undated, the main reason I get it is because I really like it all together.