Goods for the Study Nolita

Such a cute stationery spot — tons of notebooks and paper goods in every style you can imagine. It’s one of those places where browsing alone is already fun, and the small art posters were a really nice surprise. Honestly, it’s impossible to walk out empty-handed. I went in just to look and somehow ended up buying a few things… zero regrets.

The Nolita location of Goods for the Study is split into two separate spaces with individual entrances. One side is dedicated to paper goods—like notebooks, postcards, and stationery—while the other focuses entirely on writing tools such as fountain pens, inks, sharpeners, and pencil caps. The curation is thoughtful and well-organized. I picked up a few lovely items here, including a small ceramic figurine, a pencil sharpener, and some pencil accessories.

Such a cute stationary shop! Color coordinated and plenty of varieties in books and pens!

Hey! Was looking to spend SO much money in this store - I’m a film maker and was asking the woman with a hat and dark blonde hair to help me with some fountain pens. She probably assumed I was just playing around with my existence. Her help was honestly dire - and her overall care for any pens or the ink worked was non existent. Her responses to me were so short, and so snappy, it made me feel so uncomfortable when just wanting some bloody help with pens. Spend your money elsewhere where you kind find a very passionate person helping you out - instead of a rude shop keeper, basically. No real knowledge on pens either guys you may as well go to Amazon.com.

A lovely store with a large variety of pens and inks. Although not overly friendly, the workers were knowledgeable and helpful in helping me buy my first ink bottle.

Such a lovely shop for inks and pens. They have samples of all their inks on paper so very convenient to see the exact colors. Théodora gave the best recommendations and input, shes very knowledgeable and super helpful. A total delight!!

Goods for the Study is my happy place! It is my absolute favorite place to buy pens, felt tip markers, pencils, greeting cards and notebooks! The location at Mulberry is the best and has the most extensive options!

Excellent Selection to choose from, prices for some pens were lower than I found on Amazon! However they carry very reputable brands and a lot of handmade notebooks and writing utensils etc. staff was very knowledgeable and helped assist in purchases. Highly Recommend from someone in sales signing tons of documents everyday.

Stopped in with my friend and they have every type of pen and pencil you can imagine. Very unique and wonderful place.

Lovely little nook with an amazing selection of paper goods, cards, and office supplies. Who knew I needed penguins-shaped paper clips, but I definitely did!

The store is divided into two spaces- one for pens and writing utensils and one for stationery and paper goods. I was unimpressed with the paper side of the store and the helpfulness/kindness. I did love the pen half of the store and was able to find a great pen I purchased with an ink refill and able to identity a fountain pen that is a great fit for me bro g left handed. The ladies on this side were very helpful and I'm thrilled with my purchase there. I bought a nice pen as a gift for my friend who is an author, as well. I will return here for more writing supplies.

First I think I have luck or maybe it's because it was a Saturday afternoon? Nonetheless, I found parking around the corner. This store is the cutest. And gives all the vibes of fall/winter season. I love the variety. I felt like a "kid in a candy store." And it's not expensive whatsoever. You can easily walk out with something under 3dollars or less. I took a couple of pens and it was all under 7 dollars. Will be back. Service was amazing

I love all the notebooks, notepads & pens! really a stationery lovers dream! I got some of my favorite stationery here, like a new calendar, to-do list pad & a new sketchbook with a new black wing pencil to go with it :)

Such a cool place! If you're a pen freak like me, this is your nirvana spot. And if you happen to also be OCD- you'll never want to leave. The whole place is so aesthetically pleasing. There are so many wonderful pens, mechanical pencils, colored pencils, markers, inks, and fancy calligraphy pens that you'll want to doodle on the large sheet of paper mounted on a drafting table in the middle of the store for hours. I just bought a set of 10 Pilot G2 ink gel colored pens at Walmart for $12 and they sell the same pens here individually at $3 a piece. But that's not the point. It's NYC so everything is more expensive, and it's the experience that counts here. And they have lots of other, more obscure pens as well as nice gifting pens. All in all it's worth a trip.

We adore this amazing store chock full of all paper goods and pens needed for work, fun, writing, drawing, all your creative and thoughtful endeavors. We bought our planners, tablets of all sorts, multiple pens & mechanical pencils and so appreciated the great suggestions, Hannah's expertise and friendly manner. She really took the time to explain the various types of pencil lead to us; SO helpful! Highly recommend.

I always stop by if I'm in the neighborhood. They have carefully curated selection that will inspire anyone to read, draw or write. I'm a big stationary buff but can appreciate their selective collection. It's an easy place to shop if you're looking for some gifts!

Super cool and cute place for high quality stationary goods. The person working at the store was friendly and very helpful. They have a selection of paper goods, think planners, journals greeting cards, etc. They also had unique items like the most unique scissors I've come across. The place is well lit and welcoming. I can't wait to come back! Recommend for stationary lovers!

Staffs are Rude , bad service, overpriced on products. Don't waste your time and Money here .

If you love pens, arts supplies, journals etc. you will love this pair of enchanting little stores next to each other, nestled amongst several eateries. One store specializes in writing and drawing instruments, the other, in journals and other paper products. Between them, you can probably spend an entire afternoon after lunch.

It is a very beautiful and organized stationary store. The worker was extremely sweet and helpful!

The woman who works at the stationary section of this location is incredibly rude and demeaning. I've been a long time lover of Goods for the Study, particularly their 8th street location where they are so kind and helpful. The process of selecting notebooks and stationary should be fun and enjoyable (at least for me it's always a pleasure) but this woman seems to go out of her way to make people feel uncomfortable and unwelcome in the store. Her whole vibe is very cold and passive aggressive and does not match the vibe of such a business that exudes so much warmth. She is extremely reluctant to offer help when customers have questions, and responds with passive aggressive remarks so as to imply that they've asked her a stupid question. The other day I was walking by at 6:45pm (the store closes at 7pm) but it seemed she was already packing up, which is completely understandable, but what was not acceptable was that she fully saw me standing at the door trying to get her attention and completely ignored me- just blankly staring at me as if I were a ghost. It's a bummer because this location is nearest to my house but I will not be entering a room with this woman anytime soon.