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Stamford Notebook
Product Code: PRNZ007303
Pricing & Branding Options
Screenprinting
Deboss
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Description
Printed Stamford Notebooks carry a large reinforced pocket on the front, sized to hold a phone so it stays with your notes instead of sliding around a bag. The hard cover wears a heather-style PU finish lined with black stitching, and a strong magnetic closure keeps 320 pages of lined cream paper shut tight. On a conference floor, where phones, notes and name tags all compete for one pair of hands, a one colour print keeps these charcoal grey notebooks easy to spot in the crowd. A bookmark ribbon marks the page between sessions.
FAQ
What is a two tone deboss on a PU cover?
A two tone deboss uses heat and pressure to press the design into the PU surface, which darkens the pressed area so it contrasts with the surrounding heather finish. No ink is used, so there is nothing to rub off.
Note: Screen printing is available in one colour only.
Features
- Material: Heather Style PU Finish
- Medium Size Hard Cover Notebook
- Large Reinforced Front Pocket
- Black Stitching Detail
- 160 Leaves Or 320 Pages
- 80gsm Lined Cream Paper
- Bookmark Ribbon Included
- Strong Magnetic Closure
- Thermo Debosses To Two Tone Finish
- Packaging: Bulk Packed
Details
Product Sizes
155mm(w) x 22mm(h) x 190mm(d)
Deboss AreaFront Right: 20mm(w) x 160mm(h) Front Pocket: 60mm(w) x 150mm(h) ScreenprintFront Right: 40mm(w) x 150mm(h) Front Pocket: 50mm(w) x 120mm(h)
Colours
Charcoal Grey
Additional Info
Additional Product Info
- Prices are subject to change at any time and without prior notice.
- Prices shown are based on the client supplying suitable artwork.
- Freight is additional to prices shown and will be charged at cost.
