Clairefontaine “Basics” are sturdy and elegant notebooks with leather-grained cardboard black or tan covers with 23lb high resistant, pH neutral, white vellum paper. Each pad has 60 ruled sheets, 3 pocket dividers with double wiring system. We have a few samples for review.
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How does one get a sample to review? :)
I’d love to review one on my weblog (http://weblog.mrbill.net). I’m also “mrbill” on Twitter.
I’d love to try one for review! I prefer black or red, please. :)
Hi Everyone! We also have some pocket size staplebound and also clothbound Basics for review. To volunteer, please send me an email with your mailing address. Thank you! Karen (karen@exaclair.com)
I’ve never really gotten into spiral anything. It may be the whole lefty argument because I really do have a time with that. I used to get the lefty notebooks which were simply spirals on the top. But I was thinking there really should be something made by Rhodia or someone that would involve a better binder as a catch-all. That seems to be a little bit lacking still. Other office supplies are lagging behind the stationary companies.
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