Monthly plans with Choonsik by your side
Bring a playful touch to your workspace with the Kakao Friends Choonsik 2027 Die-Cut Desk Calendar. A shaped Choonsik stand frames the flip-over pages, pairing monthly planning grids with illustrated calendar layouts for December 2026 through December 2027.
Why You'll Love It
- A characterful desk companion: Choonsik peeks out beside the calendar pages from the shaped stand.
- Two monthly views: Use the grid for appointments or display the illustrated side with its lined memo area.
- Seasonal illustrations: Changing Choonsik scenes bring a fresh design to your desk each month.
- Easy page turning: Twin-ring binding lets you flip between months and display layouts.
- Useful away messages: “On Vacation” and “Going Out” pages let you leave a visible desk message.
Details
- Coverage: December 2026-December 2027
- Material: 220gsm white uncoated paper with a rigid board stand
- Page Count: 15 sheets (30 pages), including a yearly calendar, monthly calendars, two message pages, and an end page
- Calendar Page Size: 15 X 13 cm (approx. 5.9 X 5.1 inches)
- Stand Size: 21.8 X 14.35 X 8 cm (approx. 8.6 X 5.6 X 3.1 inches)
| Departments | Planners & Calendars |
| Product Types | Calendars |
| Material | Paper, Metal |
| Cover Material | Cardstock |
| Binding | Wire Binding |
| Cover Type | Softcover |
| Layout | Monthly |
| Dated | Yes |
| Year | Dec 2026 - Dec 2027 |
| Number of Monthly Overviews | 13 months |
| Number of Sheets | 15 |
| Paper Weight | 220gsm |
| Country of Origin | South Korea |
| Size | 8.6 X 5.6 X 3.1 inches |
| Width: | 21.80 (cm) |
| Height: | 14.35 (cm) |
| Depth: | 8.00 (cm) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which months does this calendar cover?
A1. The calendar covers December 2026 through December 2027, including the full 2027 calendar year.
Q2. Is there space to write appointments and reminders?
A2. Yes. The monthly grid provides individual date boxes for short entries, while the illustrated monthly layout includes a lined memo area for additional reminders.
Q3. Does the calendar use a Sunday-start or Monday-start layout?
A3. The monthly calendars start on Sunday. Korean holidays are printed, so the holiday markings follow the Korean calendar.
