Campus College Ruled Notebooks, Pack of 3
Campus College Ruled Notebooks, Pack of 3
Campus College Ruled Notebooks, Pack of 3
Campus College Ruled Notebooks, Pack of 3
Campus College Ruled Notebooks, Pack of 3
Kokuyo

Campus College Ruled Notebooks, Pack of 3

$12.00

The silky-smooth paper in these notebooks is subtly printed with college ruled lines. With this paper, it is suddenly easier to write organized evenly-spaced notes. These sheets provide subtle guidelines for organized note-taking while offering the flexibility to draw, create charts, allowing you to express your ideas in the most effective and visually appealing way.

Campus notebooks use forest - certified papers made from pulp of properly managed forests, and the covers contain recycled paper pulp. The glue-based spine solidifies the notebook, allowing it to lay-flat and preventing it from falling apart. This design makes it easy to write on every page and ensures a seamless reading experience

  • Pack of 3 notebooks in blue, purple and pink
  • Three notebooks, each with 80 sheets (160 pages) of smooth paper.
  • The cover provides space for writing titles and names
  • Space for writing the date at the top of each page
  • Acid-free, archival quality, fountain pen friendly
  • 70gsm paper
  • Glue binding
  • Softcover
  • Dimensions: 7.5 x 9.8 x 1.0 inches
  • Made in Japan
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