Clairefontaine - Classic Wirebound Note Pads - 4 3/4 in. x 6 in.

Classic Wirebound Note Pads - 4 3/4 in. x 6 in.

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SKU: 21186 MPN: 8646C
List Price: $8.50
Discount: 10%
Texas Art Price: $7.65

Product Information

  • 80 sheets of 90g white paper
  • Micro-perforated for clean sheet removal
  • pH neutral, acid-free for longevity
  • Extra smooth vellum surface texture
  • Pen nibs glide effortlessly across paper
  • Laminated, washable covers with stiff backs
  • Double wire spiral binding
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Clairefontaine Classic Wirebound Note Pads Description

Ninety-gram Clairefontaine paper transforms everyday note-taking into something unexpectedly pleasant. That weight sits between standard notebook stock and cardstock, substantial enough to prevent ink bleed-through from fountain pens and markers, yet flexible enough to tear cleanly along micro-perforations when you need to remove a page. The extra-smooth vellum surface lets nibs glide without catching or feathering, whether you're writing with a stub nib or sketching quick thumbnails with technical pens.

Double wire spiral binding keeps pages flat when opened, eliminating the curved writing surface that plagues cheaper notebooks. Stiff backs provide firm support for writing away from desks, standing at easels, working in the field, or sketching on location. Laminated covers withstand the inevitable coffee spills and bag wear that come with daily use; a quick wipe restores them. pH-neutral, acid-free paper resists yellowing, so your notes and sketches remain legible years later.

Eighty sheets per pad offer substantial working space before replacement. Velvet ruling provides subtle guidance without dominating the page. Random cover colors add variety to your workspace, though functionality matters more than aesthetics here, this paper earns its place through performance, not appearance.