Introducing the Astro Hard Cover Recycled Leather Notebook, an eco-conscious and stylish choice for your note-taking needs. This A5 hardcover notebook is crafted from recycled leather over cardboard, featuring a black ribbon page marker, black elastic retaining strap, and black elastic pen loop. It includes 80 lined leaves (160 pages, 70gsm) with a date provision, made from recycled paper. Perfect for those who value sustainability without compromising on style. Manufacturing Process for Recycled Leather: Recycled leather is made from genuine leather scraps that would otherwise end up in landfills. These scraps are shredded into fine fibres, which are then bonded to a micro-textile core using high-pressure jets.
Specifications
Collection:
Office
Materials:
Recycled Leather, Recycled Paper
Item Size:
210 x 144 x 12mm (LxWxH)
Carton Notes:
Tissue paper between layers.
Carton Size:
41cmL x 32cmW x 25cmH
Keywords:
A5,Pen Loop
Material:
Paper
Capacity:
100 - 199 Pages
Eco Factors:
Recycled
fromOption:
1
fromAddition:
1
Print Areas:
Screen Print: Front/Back of Notebook - 110 x 180mm (LxH); Digital Print: Front/Back of Notebook - 100 x 150mm (LxH), Sleeve - 45 x 439mm (LxH); Digital Label: Inside Front Cover - 93.1 x 99.1mm (LxH)
Screen Print: Front/Back of Notebook - 110 x 180mm (LxH); Digital Print: Front/Back of Notebook - 100 x 150mm (LxH), Sleeve - 45 x 439mm (LxH); Digital Label: Inside Front Cover - 93.1 x 99.1mm (LxH)
Description
Introducing the Astro Hard Cover Recycled Leather Notebook, an eco-conscious and stylish choice for your note-taking needs. This A5 hardcover notebook is crafted from recycled leather over cardboard, featuring a black ribbon page marker, black elastic retaining strap, and black elastic pen loop. It includes 80 lined leaves (160 pages, 70gsm) with a date provision, made from recycled paper. Perfect for those who value sustainability without compromising on style. Manufacturing Process for Recycled Leather: Recycled leather is made from genuine leather scraps that would otherwise end up in landfills. These scraps are shredded into fine fibres, which are then bonded to a micro-textile core using high-pressure jets.
