Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Campus Slide Binders
Kokuyo

Campus Slide Binders

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$12.00

Say goodbye to bulky binders that have to be opened wide just to add or replace a sheet! The Kokuyo Campus Slide Binder uses a clever sliding binding mechanism that opens and closes with a simple pull of the tab, making it quick and easy to add, remove, or rearrange your pages.

The binding is securely fixed along the spine for added stability, while the compact design makes this binder comfortable to use and easy to carry. Translucent covers let you peek at your notes and give the binder a light, airy look.

Perfect for organizing notes, sketches, design ideas, recipes, lists, and more. The B5 binder holds up to 100 sheets and comes ready to use with lined paper, colorful index tabs, and a clear pocket.

  • Sold individually by color
  • B5-S size
  • 26 holes
  • Holds up to 100 sheets
  • Translucent R-PP cover made with at least 10% recycled material
  • Includes 10 sheets of inner paper, 1 index, 5 PP color index sheets, and 1 clear pocket
  • Inner paper: 6mm ruled
  • Dimensions: 272 × 215 × 29 mm
  • Compatible replacement paper: Kokuyo NO-836BT
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Kokuyo isn’t just a stationery brand—it’s a genius-level sidekick for your ideas, notes, and doodles. With over a century of experience crafting top-tier notebooks, pens, and office essentials, Kokuyo turns everyday writing into an effortless, joy-filled experience. Whether you're scribbling down genius ideas, organizing your to-dos, or just obsessing over ridiculously smooth paper, Kokuyo’s got your back.

From the cult-favorite Campus notebooks (so smooth, you might just write a novel) to the sleek ME series and perfectly engineered mechanical pencils, Kokuyo makes tools that are smart, stylish, and just plain fun to use. They take the little things—like note-taking and planning—and make them better, because who says practical can’t be amazing?