Decomposition Book

Lobsters Large Spiral Notebook

$22.99
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Description

Consider the crustacean with the two-tone charm of Decomposition Book's delightful Lobsters Large Spiral Notebook.

All Decomposition notebooks are made from completely recycled materials. The 160 college-ruled pages (7mm ruled lines using soy ink) of unbleached white paper are made from 100% post-consumer waste in blue with an adjacent margin in red, and are micro-perforated for easier and neat page removal. The covers are heavy card and the energy used in production is bio-gas, with a spiral bind for even easier note-taking! The inside cover features all kinds of witty, useful information and sketches.

Specifications

Notebook
Large - 19 x 24.5cm
160 Pages (80 Sheets) unbleached white paper
Ruled layout
Spiral binding
Card cover
100% post-consumer waste recycled paper, soy ink.
Made using Bio-Gas & processed chlorine-free.
Designed & made in USA

Description

Consider the crustacean with the two-tone charm of Decomposition Book's delightful Lobsters Large Spiral Notebook.

All Decomposition notebooks are made from completely recycled materials. The 160 college-ruled pages (7mm ruled lines using soy ink) of unbleached white paper are made from 100% post-consumer waste in blue with an adjacent margin in red, and are micro-perforated for easier and neat page removal. The covers are heavy card and the energy used in production is bio-gas, with a spiral bind for even easier note-taking! The inside cover features all kinds of witty, useful information and sketches.

Specifications

Notebook
Large - 19 x 24.5cm
160 Pages (80 Sheets) unbleached white paper
Ruled layout
Spiral binding
Card cover
100% post-consumer waste recycled paper, soy ink.
Made using Bio-Gas & processed chlorine-free.
Designed & made in USA

Decomposition Book

Family-owned and -operated since 1949, Decomposition Book designs and produces eco-conscious notebooks with a whimsical, vintage aesthetic. Using 100% post-consumer-waste recycled paper, every scrap of every Decomposition notebook was saved from the waste stream and processed into new paper.