Brownstone Large Notebook
Let your imagination and creativity run free with this large Decomposition notebook featuring a colourful cover design of a classic New York streetscape.
This Decomposition notebook is made from completely recycled materials, with 160 college-ruled pages of unbleached white paper are made from 100% post-consumer waste. The paper is stitched and the notebook is tape-bound, so it opens completely flat for unimpeded writing. The covers are made of a heavy card, and the energy used in the production of the notebooks is an eco-friendly bio-gas. The inside cover features all kinds of witty, useful information and sketches.
Original: $16.49
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$5.77Brownstone Large Notebook
Let your imagination and creativity run free with this large Decomposition notebook featuring a colourful cover design of a classic New York streetscape.
This Decomposition notebook is made from completely recycled materials, with 160 college-ruled pages of unbleached white paper are made from 100% post-consumer waste. The paper is stitched and the notebook is tape-bound, so it opens completely flat for unimpeded writing. The covers are made of a heavy card, and the energy used in the production of the notebooks is an eco-friendly bio-gas. The inside cover features all kinds of witty, useful information and sketches.
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Let your imagination and creativity run free with this large Decomposition notebook featuring a colourful cover design of a classic New York streetscape.
This Decomposition notebook is made from completely recycled materials, with 160 college-ruled pages of unbleached white paper are made from 100% post-consumer waste. The paper is stitched and the notebook is tape-bound, so it opens completely flat for unimpeded writing. The covers are made of a heavy card, and the energy used in the production of the notebooks is an eco-friendly bio-gas. The inside cover features all kinds of witty, useful information and sketches.
