Say Goodbye to 2020 and Shop These Cute 2021 Planners

(Image credit: Papier/Rifle/Smythson/Design By Hanna Varady)

By Rachel Epstein published 30 December 20

Although our collective minds are still in March, our phones remind us that time has, in fact, passed and we've made it through 2020. While none of us can predict what 2021 will bring—including whether or not we'll be able to safely spend time with our loved ones again—the new year provides us with a fresh start to set our intentions, pencil in a self-care routine, and attempt to keep our never-ending work deadlines organized. Use these cute 2021 agendas and planners, ahead, to do just that and remember that you accomplished the most important goal of all this year: surviving.

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Society6 2021 Planner

Society6's 2021 planner features original designs from 12 women-identifying artists. If you love their work, you can shop their art here.

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Seedlings Emily Isabella Moon 2021 Planner

This eco-friendly moon planner designed by New York-based artist Emily Isabella includes daily, weekly, and monthly views, plus a sticker sheet and removable bookmark.

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The Everygirl 2021 The EveryGirl Planner

The Everygirl's newly-launched planner and wall calendar collection with Day Designer, available at Target, includes this 8 x 10 blush pick for those of us who like to make sure we have plenty of space for our large handwriting. Other highlights from the collection include The Career Planner and the 30 Day Challenge Planner.

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Etsy Undated Daily Planner

Rather than feeling pressured to use up the entire planner by the end of the year, purchase a cute undated daily planner that includes space to document exercises, meals, and lessons as you please.

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Greer Chicago Frida Kahlo Weekly Planner

A Frida Kahlo weekly planner that fits perfectly into a small bag? Say less.

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Wilde House Paper Day Jotter

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Ivory Paper Co. All-In-One Planner (Daily, Weekly & Monthly)

Ohio-based Ivory Paper Co.'s all-in-one daily, weekly, and monthly planner is a Type-A's dream, allowing shoppers to customize the start date, length, and name on the front cover.

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UPstudio Inc. 2021 UPstudio Weekly Planner

UPstudio, a stationary company based in North Carolina, was created by two women who are engineers and architects, respectively, and consider this their side hustle. Included in their collection of gender-neutral planners is this 2021 weekly planner, which features a two-page goal sheet, a two-page month view, and a two-page weekly view for each week.

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Morgan Harper Nichols MHN 2021 12-Month Planner

Artist, poet, and musician Morgan Harper Nichols created a 2021 planner that transforms her beautiful poetry and illustrations on Instagram into a gorgeous 12-month planner.

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Papier Boho Rainbow Planner

Expect to receive lots of compliments on Papier's boho rainbow planner, available to customize on the outside and complete with weekly, monthly and yearly views on the inside.

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Rifle Paper Co. 2021 12-Month Pocket Planner

Rifle Paper Co.'s planners never disappoint, including this 12-month pocket one that's available in three pretty styles.

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Ban.do Wellness Planner

Ban.do's "How Are You Feeling?" wellness planner, full of great advice and two packages (!) of stickers, is essentially one big daily reminder to check in with yourself.

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Alter Planning Co. The 2021 Annual Planner

Alter Planning Co.'s 2021 planner has it all: budget planning, habit tracking, quarterly project planning, and so much more with space for daily, weekly, and monthly views to jot down to-do lists.

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Leatherology Wrap 2021 Planner

Leatherology's wrap 2021 planner was made for those who can't leave home without their to-do list. Customize the vegan leather cover with a chic monogram on the front, and keep it for years to come—just swap the insert when 2022 comes around.

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Day Designer 2021 Daily Planner

For those who don't mind a bigger agenda, Day Designer's 2021 planner (9” wide x 9.75” tall) is here to help you map out your entire day—Zoom yoga class and all—from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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Smythson 2021 Mara Portobello Agenda with Pocket

Smythson's silk-lined agenda, available in four different colors and runs from November 16, 2020 through January 23, 2022, is unequivocally an investment piece, which makes it a perfect gift.

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Urban Outfitters Moonlit Garden Daily Planner Journal

For those who don't like to plan more than a day in advance, Urban Outfitter's Moonlit Garden 380-page daily planner journal will help you take each deadline one day at a time.

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Moleskine 12-Month Weekly Notebook Planner

Keep it simple with Moleskine's weekly planner, available in a pocket size or a large size. Did I mention it also comes with a color-coordinated expandable inner pocket?!

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Shinola 18-Month Runwell Planner

Behold: an 18-month planner with a linen hardcover for increased durability and moon phases to track mercury retrogrades.

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Mariposa Studios 2020-2021 Daily Teacher Planner

Teachers are superheroes. Allow me to introduce Mariposa Studios' handmade daily teacher planner that comes in two different sections: August to December 2020 and January to July 2021, with six different cover options.

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Paper Source Upload Your Own 12-Month Custom Planner

If you're an artist who want to show off your work or someone who just really misses their friends and wants a daily reminder of them, Paper Source allows you to upload your own design on the front of this 12-month spiral planner.

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The Happy Planner 2021 Minimalist Deluxe Classic Vertical Happy Planner®

Perfect for teachers, students, and busy executives alike, this minimalist Happy Planner is complete with goal-setting, action steps, and reflection, is a go-to for anybody who's hoping to start off the year with positive vibes.

Rachel Epstein

Rachel Epstein is an editor at Marie Claire, where she writes and edits culture, politics, and lifestyle stories ranging from op-eds to profiles to ambitious packages. She also manages the site’s virtual book club, #ReadWithMC. Offline, she’s likely watching a Heat game, finding a new coffee shop, or analyzing your cousin's birth chart—in no particular order.