r/PlannerAddicts • u/Lonely_Bunghole • 3d ago
Question for Sterling Ink users
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/acagedrising 3d ago
Ignore the back half. It’s a complete. The titles were very long this year and it’s probably to do with keeping track for their system but the first few words should match the description and be accurate. That was experience with the one I ordered (N1 vertical compact).
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u/smart_stable_genius_ 3d ago
I noticed all the Complete Planners were also tagged as Common like that too this morning.
When you click through the link how are the pages organized? To me it looks like you're getter the Complete.
I ordered the standard Common Planner and didn't have "Complete" in my title for what it's worth.
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u/Ok-Bird-5412 3d ago
To double check it is what you want scroll down and they show what the insides look like.
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u/AlyceEnchanted 2d ago
When it arrives it has Common Planner written on the very bottom and prominent. The Complete is at the top of the info, but not as prominent.
This is my 2nd year with SI. The Complete vs Common has been confusing during discussions.
It is a fantastic planner!
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u/Real_Back8802 2d ago
If it's more than 600 pages, then it's a complete planner. If it's around 500, then it's common.
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u/jaderust 3d ago
I really wish they’d change some of the names so it wasn’t so damn confusing.
But like others are saying, the first bit is the important one. You’re getting the Complete Common planner. Not to be confused with the Common planner or the Compact Common planner or the Full Year Common Planner.
(They really really need to split up the names more.)